Lloyd Thomas (DD 764) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

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You worked hard on the deployment and the days were sometimes long but always rewarding Overall it was an interesting enioyable and educational experience not soon to be forgotten Now why not sit back and relax as you leaf through these pages reliving the experiences of the visits to more than nine countries, those many liberty ports and your numerous days at sea oo back and recall. . . -.,... ... .sv - . ... V - 7- ....... .1,,.f:-Vasf:-:.-eiv:::xsff'zmrilriamfi-fffEe.f f'1, . ,. ,., .1 ...i ..,..,...,.,.g..-1.,-.A-xv . .cf-:.,b,.,L.. ,.. ,,....v..s.,,-..,,.,.,.....1, .. . . ..4f2,fw3:e11-.efff 1:4 1. 4' - f I K X , , ,mn .mama . , , V 1,1 vitf H'-H---H ' Z.'z24',7.,:ggN-42274 Y f' ' .4 I 5 J ,, -Hs V V fw:W.-g,. ,may , ,Ant i Qafnatl-ig f I I 4Z,wfe.6z..-ni a '5 k ., , W ,..-4 ., in 'L if KPN irf. l Our last look at Newport for a long five months. TUESDAY 15 FEBRUARY 1966 0845: All visitors depart ship. 0845: Station the special sea and anchor detail. 0930: Underway from Newport. All hands are to be congratulated on the efforts made in preparation for the deploy- ment. l know that it required considerable sacrifice on the part of many people and those efforts have not gone unnoticed. l'm sure all our hard work will pay considerable dividends over the next five months. l I l ,ln l l I I 2 t 2 s 2 2 5 i 4 2 i Z l 1 I 1 f f 1 1 f i 1 5 f I G 7 f 7 7 f 4 . SATURDAY 19 FEBRUARY 1966 Due to the alarmingly high use of fresh water by the crew, it has become necessary to impose ' 'mod- ified water hours . Until further notice, while underway or in port where no fresh water is avail- able, showers only will be secured except from l800 to 2000 each evening and for Z hour after every watch. All hands are further reminded that fresh water is vital to a ship at sea and cannot be wasted at any time. The recruiter told us it was a nice clean iob SHIP'S ROUTINE Carry out the normal underway routine as prescribed in Lloyd Thomas Instruction 5400.lC of 18 Nov. 63. Call Radio Central - find out what they're saying. We lost his shot recordDoc. . . Let's see, that makes number 22. . . SUNDAY 20 FEBRUARY 1966 , , ..,,. . A -J .-.. . . L , -.... .--.,. . .--,. , ,,., . .W .,,.Y,., ..,... ,.,,.. .1 Q... .-.,1. . . 0800: Caboutl Refuelfrom SALAMONIE. ' ' Six days ye shall toil, On the seventh you will oil Making our approach. R-E-T -C-H Alongside. 'Qi - li -Q a ys Nikki Q, sick mgswi 15 degrees to port 20 degrees to starboard Vice versa - et cetera, etcetera, Sick Call! THURSDAY 24 FEBRUARY 1966 1100: Enter Gibraltar. Moor outboard of McCaffery. Gibraltar has always had close ties with the United States, as it was a maior base for U.S. squadrons operating against barbary pirates and saw the establishment of one of our earliest consulates. ln World War I the anti-submarine patrol of the strait was assigned to the U.S. Navy, commemorated locally by the American War Memorial, and in World War ll General Eisenhower was appointed fortress commander for a brief period while preparing to move into North Africa. It has been a favorite liberty port from the ships of the old Mediterranean squadron to those of the New Sixth Fleet. Was that Liberty Call? Looks like P-R-U-D-E-N-T-l-A-L! lyg,,. pe. .. e. ns ' -qmaf-ae':w-arrww cam-' 35' -1 EWHWW -..... Fi? SATURDAY 26 FEBRUARY 1966 Wow - a blondl 4,0 V A KY he With this welding gear on, Y ' - W- ' .,. 2 , 1 . .-. .. .g -M11 , . ,Nr ,.. . ..L -. 1-'-r :1--fw:. ...,. 'wr-11.51 :T-' .-.1 Atdew UNDERWAY: ENROUTE ATHENS 0745 0800 0900 1100 1200 1230 1345 1400 1900 2000 Quarters for Muster and inspection. Helo detail muster on the fantail. Helmsman, Lee Helmsman, and after steering personnel for Special Sea and refueling detail muster on the bridge for training. All sideboys muster on the torpedo deck. Rendezvous with USS FORRESTAL KCVA-591 1400: Conduct Anti-air Exercise and ECM Exercise in CIC. ENS CURRIE coordinate. General Quarters. 1700: Conduct Gunnery tracking exercise Station the Replenishment Detail. 0200: Conduct opposed Underway Replenish- ment. They'll never notice the dice. Night replenishment. p 1 it K r 'N 5... N, K.. A 4' if np- I 'W- Ar -rf.-' ni --vm-m-rv--ur ..,.-.4-1-fi Mail was off loaded in Gibraltar and will also be again off loaded to the USS FORRESTAL QCVA-595 on the 26th or 27th of February. It is not known whether or not we will receive mail tomorrow but should definitely receive mail from the FORRESTAL. Counter battery. rlae ., ,W 1,-may of Now Mail Call! ' , oaae aa aaa I Call for fire at Filfla. Now as THOMAS ioins the SIXTH FLEET l'm sure all of us are proud to be members of this elite group. Standards are high and it will require the effort of all hands if we are to meet the test. The appearance of the ship and crew are particularly important and uniform requirements will be strictly adhered to inport until further notice. - - - ' ' -. '. ..-..1+...., 2. , g, Nc. ,,..A, ..,,2:,:,AA Q - ,,,kV.n5u.: ,A .. WL., ..,, T, , L . V . +-,-'f--'ff! re-v'2ff1f1f'f'i 'f-1-'rlewfe-r' +2f'2-isz+-fQ11i-xg,,:+-wif-:Nye :ffm . . .. . , , ,g ,- - -- --f-- ---e. - -- - -.:.-':'.-'1- 'f 1a-Lenz:-e-.-si ': f -as-1,-Lf -nails, -' -.-few -f-A w -we. . V- .M , , , WEDNESDAY 2 MARCH 1966 Arrwe ot Athens Greece 0815: Personnel going on the one day four deport The ship nn.- K 1 1 f X W., , ,. 4-, ,. f Q . W, ,4.,gQ,,g,WW: ,V 'V f 'Q f,fw.,..-gfww J by ' YQ f f y e'Qf1v,f'Wf5g2s'f t. 1 191155215175 F' 'AX1..2'x7'7,.71cZ3+.L J!'I.'1'-D ' .-. ..i'lJhmc:?11'f. , ,, 4Z1kf,1'51'5'.!f?AE4E,2':?Ik.WLi'i'5f.f5:!'z??:-tr 1- .,i '2 qw we-W 1 N.-,z-'-' 1 -4 4 1 iv' ,a . .V -A ,.. r..,..f. . 4 . - .. f. .-,...fr -- - - - - ,. 0745 0915 TUESDAY 8 MARCH 1966 Quarters for Muster and Inspection. All hands shift into a clean uniform of the 0930 0945 ' 030 2130 2300 day. fAboutl Station the Navigation team on the bridge. lAboutl Station the Special Sea and Anchor Detail. Arrive oft the channel entrance to Port Said, Embark pilot. Proceed to Basin within the harbor and Med Moor. fAboutJ Embark Pilot for transit of the Suez Canal. lAboutl Commence transit of the Suez Canal. Malaria Prophylactic Tablets: The first issue of malarial tablets will be passed out in the messhall after personnel have been paid Thursday. ,aw SATURDAY 12 MARCH 1966 INPORT PORT SUDAN 3 dd A adm' Off to Liberty in the Trusty Motor Whale Boat. li U . 3' H! v Officio calls. Today's schedule is very indefinite since presently we have no definite departure time for leaving the area of the stricken merchant ship. When we got underway on Saturday evening, we were under the im- pression that three of the merchantman's crew were stranded in a boat on the reef itself and were in immediate danger. Upon arriving at the scene yesterday morning and after many attempts at communicating with the Greek ship, it was determined that the three men were actually on the mainland and that one had been iniured. lt was de- cided that the reefs and surf would prevent our landing of the ship's doctor by boat and we therefore requested an ambulance be sent overland to evacuate the iniured man. We reported to Commander Middle East Forces the situation and that the grounded ship and crew were not in immediate danger. However, the Greek ship requested that we remain in the area until a salvage tug arrives tomorrow around noon. We have iust been directed by Commander Middle East Forces to remain until further notice, J.ust what our movements will be when we depart here is unknown at this time. lg le. I, r- : l gl 'f if? l l i ll 1. P 3 r 2 1 2 ? i l 5 l l i l l 1 E 2 1 I 4 WEDNESDAY 16 MARCH 1966 ADEN, SAUDI ARABIA Due to terrorist activity in Aden, no liberty will be granted. Our representative of the local merchants will be aboard today to take orders for merchandise. Liberty on the Fantail! We sure creamed that sailboat, eh? A satisfied Aden shopper. 5 Awe ,. wvvmyx is ,Q TF? SWE: we --Q. rf .N 2 Y mug 5 -X5-as 1 it fi 4 2 2 Ji, if if .,,i ti i 4 4 Q. X .,- 5.1: .zmg.e,:5,.,5,L,::.:..:: O in V Q ADVANCEMENT IN RATE TIME. Two new members to the CPO Mess. is il .L.......-.-6. A pair of Lieutenant stripes are donned l Captain to the bridgel Today we start tropical hours. As a result of these hours our daily work day has been shortened. lt will only be possible to remain on tropical hours as long as the cleanliness and the material readiness of the ship is maintained. Sunbathing is permitted from H30 until l300 daily. All hands are cautioned against over exposure. Fifteen minutes is probably the maximum time a person should sun- bathe the first few times out. wean l400: Bingo on the mess decks. Skeet shooting on the flight deck. :Liz ',.. 33 .-:rQii?75n.1 .::Ef'ige ' 1 . ' 'i :fag ' 1-:,,4g-,1 -..-:-- I MONDAY 21 MARCH 1966 i 1 I I l i i I I i i ! I 4 5 L i The Chief Stewburners in action. E I Nineteen years ago today USS LLOYD THOMAS KDD-7645 was commissioned in San Francisco. In honor of the ship's birthday an appropriate ceremony will be I I The coke cutting ceremony. held on the tantail during the cookout j this evening. NAVAL MESSAGE FROM: KING NEPTUNE RULER OF THE RAGING MAIN TO: C.O. USS LLOYD THOMAS i UNC LAS I 2 I IT HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO MY ATTENTION THAT THE WARSHIP USS LLOYD THOMAS IS APPROAOHING THE ROYAL DOMAIN. THEREFORE YOU WILL PREPAR YOUR SHIP TO BE BOARDED BY THE ROYAL PARTY, AND ALL PREPARATIONS A WILL .BE MADE TO INITLATE ALL LANDLUBBERS POLLYWOGS SOUM OE THE ' a BEACH AND THE SEA, INTO THE SOLEMN MYSTERIES OF THE DEEP NO MERCY WILL BE SHOWN. , u I S NEPTUNUS REX i W y i, 9 Now R-eveiIle-reveille-reveille! GEN ERAL IN FORMATION A Pollywog One who has not crossed the Equator fa tadpole A Shellback One who has crossed the Equator Kung Neptune ln Roman Mythology Son of Saturn and Ops God of the Sea TUESDAY 22 MARCH 1966 For many years it has been the tradition of seamen that cross the Equator, as we are today, to have a ceremony, or initiation as wie call it, to initiate the Pollywogs into the Realm of the Royal Domain of King Neptune. ' The privilege of crossing the Equator and becoming a Shellback is looked forward to by almost all sea- men. lt is the responsibility and duty of those Shell- backs on board to plan and carry out an initiation. The initiation is by no means planned to humiliate or degrade any person, to even any scores or personal grudges, to iniure or mar any person. Officers Call T The Honor Guard Ready for morning colors - l . : I ,,-,- ..- -.- -. . ...- .. f,.- ..-L ..,,.,..f,. .-wr., , Y .- .. -- V ., - -., .., - -, .,,,.. ,. v .. . .,. ' A ' - 'k - Bring on those Pollywogs. A man in chains. 22 MARCH 1966 1037: LAT. 00 00' LONG: 54 o4'o0 E I Light my cigarette, bo L A maior operation. Black smoke from the after stack X X - to Q hX! x X LKB 'K Q-'45 K A -1 0 .: wlL...4.-:,.1L,EaX.2f:L:1 'f 2- A' -,- .If--:S.Z:j+'2.2T i'l zT.jLg-1:2 :P 3:1232 --if-1 --F----V ,. ,,...-, .. -W L. .. --..-........-,..,,,.o..-.e...,, -.....,,,,,,.. A-.. J ,Lg-, ..., h mqiaqqguh- ,,.,,.... MA., ,H , -A I N The line UP- Wafer wash down. jusf G 1,-im GUILTY' King Neptune fakes over. , say AAAAH Q: ,,, ,.,, 1.4 . , , ' ' f n. - OOPS! I'm a Shellbock? ' UGH! THURSDAY 24 MARCH 1966 IN PORT - VICTORIA, SEYCHELLES 64130460 ...,,. . .... ,.... -- --- - f-- - ,, . 4 - A J. .f-1-:-. .o.f...gwfrf'Q'+Hs1af::5fmc-..wszfrfqg-me,,.,.f:x,.L.,g..-45.1.2 :raeiqh ,.f..-:a:-.xy ,,,,C- ef.e.e.b.:.-.feaf-ew . f-A A ' Official cull by the Governor. The Wardroom attends a reception Islanders visit our ship. GENERAL INFORMATION I The Seychelles, a British Crown Colony, is located in. the heart of the Indian Ocean and is composed of 92 islands, the largest of which is Mahe. It is approximately 990 miles from Mombasa, I750 miles from Bombay and I4I0 miles from Aden. The I96I population of the Seychelles is estimated at 4I,500. The capital and seat of government is Victoria which is on Mahe ISIGFHI. Estimated population of the capital crty IS I0 500 The Islands fall into two entirely different groups Ol 980 logical formations granite and coral The latter are flat elevated reefs at different stages of formation Gnd the Granite Islands 28 rn number are mountainous and believed to be remnants of an ancient land link between Africa and Asia Mahe is a granite island and its high. I POINT above sea level IS 3 000 feet Vegetation I abundant Vanilla plants banana pineapple oran9e ngoes fruit trees grass and flowers make up the flor ' 0 o A A ' I . , . I u lm. ' ' I I . . , I I . 0 . 0 . . . 9 - I O I o ' . 1 ES S , I . I 1 I I I ITIC G. ' I M054 ln0U5 be I ilS lllll ,full l ,l l fl 'l tel Il ol ll llfililill lm dll ol Ile anl Sell lslunl ,00, lla ol lil' om, me dll all wel .0 ig alll' or lille lllll Ship's Combo performs at the local school. Today all of us really embark on the primary mission that sent us to the Red Sea. How well we accomplish that people to people mission depends on every member of the THOMAS crew. Whether participating in a ball game, doing volunteer work on a local proiect, donating blood, or iust going ashore we truly represent the Navy and our Country. Although I remind you of this, I personally have the greatest confidence in each and every one of you and know that this ship will never take a back seat to any other. Work break to visit the children s ward at the hospital. sm--f-eww:-ff-wefffQ:ee1'-veneer:-2m-Qeqcerw w:f f-if-'E e-. -.-. 4 ef, - , . - AM I m iust using this one for bait. ,,,q,,.,, V ..,wgwq.m.,.f.-.We-qv:-.ewvzw-111.5-mfg: .4 - -. . . ' -.. M- . ., -. - - ,- A ir N- ' ' .J Fire Two! l hope this is the right end. TO: The Officers and Men of the USS LLOYD THOMAS FROM: Maior Donald E. Jensen, Senior American Representative Seychelles. l wish to extend my personal thanks to each of you for the splendid iob you huve dime as ambassadors of the United States during your visit here. Gentlemen, l salute you. The people of the Seychelles will long remember the many hours you cheerfully de- voted to repair and improvement projects to assist the several public and charitable institutions. They will remember the gifts of Handclasp Materials you brought to the islands The most lasting memory will be that of the warmth and genuine friendliness you extended to one and all You have accom li h d d ff task magnificently I would like to pay special tribute to all members of the ship's musical groups Your performances have made a profound impression on all that have heard you To all of you Well Done Smooth Sailin a d th b of your cruise p s e a most i :cult public relations 9 n e est of success on the remainder o n Q s ' s o , 1 s a u o an o a s a . ' ' o I I Q 0 o - s u c ' ' If .772 'f i5'1 2:11-igl-1,.l 'ffl-1-711-'Q :,J Az,-, 4 - L , '-L-:lF 9' fe-- l f1E::1: : g ' ' :Z i' 1'I3: -:'1 1.152-Llqff-J '11-... V - ' f . ..f-. -' 'QLL-L....-.,s.,........-...,. .... W- ' , V - A -- Who yelled SHARK' 1900: Boxing and Wrestling Smoker on the hanger deck. Congratulations to SEMONELLI, GMG1 and MARTIN, BT2 who defeated 18 other entrants to place first and second in the LLOYD THOMAS Checkers Tournament, Each wins a gift certificate to the ship's store for their skill. The playoffs of the Cribbage Tournament will be held at 1400 today. Finalists are LUSSIER and PAUWELS. Spectators are invited. I'd rather fightthan switch. UNCL E, UN CLE! The following entertainment is scheduled for the balance of the week: THURSDAYQ 'Second round of the pinochle tournament. FRIDAY - Semi-fin-als in pinochle tournament. SATURDAY - Bingo SUNDAY - Ship's Smoker. l'd rather switch than fight. WLT..-W Y WEDNESDAY 30 MARCH 1966 INPQR1' . MOMBASA 0730: Tour parties for Malindi and Tsavo National Park depart the ship. The Great White Hunters and Guide. 5:-5,3367 -T --1 V .ivan WW V ' ' 'f' 123-f'5 'q'1'M w4 ??5.E?1ET',ELf.:i'a?A-,f'-:veg-,.,,q Mf,,,.,-L. nw --Y U - M .:wwa:,...m,wfi?ff -,, M '----1---V 'V '-EV' -WFT! .Zn e ..f- .Y- --intl , V wi--e The winners of last week's fishing contest were: Largest fish: RENN ER, BM3 KALLQUIST SN Most pounds of fish: CON NURS, SM3 Winners will be given gift certificates to the ship's store. I 1 i r 5 first and second in the LLOYD THOMAS Cribbage Tour ngament after defeating 22 other entrants Congratulations to LUSSIER and PICKERING who placed Dear Mom, today we. . . I T The Honor Guard standing by . . -..- -- - , .- - . ,A .V - . . - Q.. - , ,-A--:f,f' --.-f:'- -.f -f--- -1, .F . 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'7ff- ,1,,Q g Lf,-.giL:L1:,.::.55 '1 5'femme-5.15 5- A1-.5511-1-A4324 if L.:-:af-is.:.L4ia-5-is:-1 . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I 'WH -fa' 1, - k -. .-q.-. ., ls that really what ' ' Umgawa Bwana means? How much is a triple pinochle worth again? My Dearest Snooky Poo. . ?ll Dear John. . . . Oh, Oh, Lord - l'm 8,000 miles from my home. . . Vretnam7 What me worry? The followmg message has been recerved from COMDESRON TEN UNCLAS A AMEMB JIDDA 201301Z B CINCSTRIKE 2222232 Port Manager Port Sudan ltr of 15 MAR Ref A B and C reflect great credlt on Lloyd Thomas thas squadron and the Navy To our mobrle dlplomatrc past and her accomplish ments to date on the deployment Well Done . O . . I 0 ' . l I I . I . Q . n . ' I I 0 . I . The following message was received from the American Ambassador to Saudi Arabia: To Com- mander Nicholson. Greatly appreciate fine represen- tational iob you and your officers and men did during recent visits to Yenbo and Jidda. Saudis very pleased and purpose of exercise effectively achieved. Request you convey my personal thanks to all hands for a mission well done. I think Masira's up here. The Cannon Cockers. The portable radio l bought in Aden works better than this! 'U 1.1 W . . .. f A- X, .0 -erf,f,.,s- ff, ,,. I - 4, f 3 l Q we , K fi- Hilfe...-K gf K. . .. L. X f H 1 ' 'S ' V ' -. I ' , .113 . f W f yazzfiiw , - J 1 . .4 116 ,, ., ' 5 , f 'Q-if 2?-f'fWf X 6 W. ff f ' X2 . ' , X- f ,.,..,,.W.,...W ,L ff 1, Y, , .. , .mf-5 .. C, f f 2 Q. -A wi M, A 7 - ins-,271 .. ,f' eiWNf it ' , X ygfy M 'Q ,X ' Q, -, is W .X ef ,ef RX X f . lu 1 X W 'NW XA A lim Y x 'S W 9? Q71 v X 5 nw ' , nw ,dxf Ei? ,VW , ,-f f 'I Q Z C f K' ' 77? C. g.., Q,-,.Xf,, X, lf K W. ,, ,,,, E V ---' 'f - f, f V 529.1 , ' I wk ,,- Agn ,in QA N. ' ' -Me . f- f Hey, this guy's got 200 days leave due. The Snipes m' It wasn't me, honest! V Vqqv VQWVI - General information on Massawa. Massawa is the main port of Eritrea, an internally auto- nomous country federated with Ethiopia. Eritrea is located on the northern end of the great Ethiopian tableland and at the eastern end of the vast African flatlands. lt has 500 miles of coastline along the Red Sea. lts area is about 50,0U0 square miles and its total population is about 500,000. The port of Massawa lies on, the west coast of the Red Sea, forming the main gateway to Eritrea. lt was also an important base for both the U.S. and British. Warming Up for the game. Temperature: l26 degrees F Score: Officers 7, lst Class l FRIDAY 22 APRIL 1966 INPORT - MASSAWA, ETHIOPIA ln a great number of liberty ports it has been necessary for the wardroom to host a buffet dinner on board ship. These parties have re- quired considerable work on the part of many crew members. All dinners have been a complete success due to the efforts put forth in decorations, cleaning the ship,preparing and serving the food, etc. All hands involved and particularly the stewards are to be congratulated on a iob well done. A MONDAY 2 MAY 1966 INPORT - MASIRA, MUSCAT-OMAN They adopted mel MONDAY 16 MAY 1966 Somehme durmg today the shnp wnll hold o formal furnover of MldEosfForce maternal wlth the USS CUNY QDD 5085 who IS rellevlng THOMAS In the Red Seo W J 1 -I na' 'wwf' --mnvvr N - SATURDAY 21 MAY 1966 INPORT- NAPLES rx Fountain of Neptune in Bovio Square. The New Castle. Today's tour for Pompeii and Vesuvious will leave the ship at 0745 to catch the W 0800 boat from the GRAND CANYUN. The tour will leave the landing at 0830. V 0630: Personnel departing on tour to Rome muster on the quarterdeck. ai The Fountain of Trevi. Q . l . Inside the Colosseum. ,,.,, V.. -, . ,, . .,...V M. 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Phillips, SN N. Salazar, TN l-- Sfwbel, SN M. Taylor, SN A. Tumaliuan, TN J. Carnallf TA . . ,.,,... . .T - ,,., ,..,,..,,., . ,..,..... .,,..,. A -S, . . -. . ...W A N- ---f - -Q - -- Avia . . W. .- H, ,.-Y-N -:ff-f-:wg-A-1: Op'-25-Em-fa,-A'l::w my Z - N. ,. -, ., . , - ... .f-.um-4-v:.-rn'aNv:L.'i,gfwh ',.11?-rg-1.f',,fvf. ,:'121f'E:-,.-:.-fhfee-naar!ax: awww-.1wf....4-4.2-.2-T 4? wg, -- yr vrsvwgrqfe -- .- V . ww ix- - -. V D-ff? .- .. Tm?- 'HIL-if-9-. 'x!x:u,,-SC rx '- 1 ,J we .. U .1 s VV.: , ,gy .,.....M Y X 4... A mum i4..cw.... 'br' '2S'I'-'-Llif' w:Q5-ai. L1 f .11 ,-g,:f Q-.TT -ughhig-A3:'33'Q 54,4 Q,-i'ig5- :R-,2.. K5 :fx 53,11-45 gig-3EQ,25,SQg.1:: 'L .I .Tijgi1'jATT:j'Qj.j,j.2'fEf :'E,1T'Z:'1j1ii'IETXTf21 , . ,a3.:f,i.: Fi:I1Z? 1m..'1 1' :ay ,FTS Y 1 ,gg fx bf? fi M3251-aaifsassf4g.,,c:4eQaQw:,ign:fA:-Q.:mf3.2gm-Muf.N.Mf.f,.- . .fm - .Am wth: A ,gm M- ,M-.m. W- - 1 -H - -ww 'Y' FRIDAY 8 JULY 1966 ARRIVE NEWPORT A i x 4 , A 4 - v 52,2-ff F 5 ,Q .7 2 , 72? fx, 1 ,X 4 'fS '? 'l .if ,LZ ' 155: ke ' Q , ,ld I I in-wr , A ff ly , -12 gg,-, 2 4'-, .z, -55353, .SN 'J--'A ' ' HW 1. , um.,-.,,m., ' 'W ff ' .- 1, ,,.,,., ,qw-T-.1-,,,.. ,- So essential is this element that without teamwork the THOMAS could not have been an effective and happy ship. The question arises, how effective was the THOMAS? ln peacetime, effectiveness lbattle efliciencyi is determined through competition at the Squadron level. This competition includes numerous competitive exercises conducted throughout the years in all phases of shipboard activity including Gunnery, Anti-Sub marine Warfare, Engineering, Operations, Supply and Administration. To be eligible for the Battle Efficiency ' ' E Award, a ship must complete all competitive requirements and attain an overall average of 86.5 THOMAS won the Battle Efficiency E Award for the l966 competitive year. ln proving her effectiveness, the ship far outdistanced the competition while attaining an overall average in excess of 91 percent. In addition, all ship's departments placed high in the departmental competition with the Weapons Department receiving an ' 'E for its first place standing. Furthermore Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Force,U.S.Atlantic Fleet nominated THOMAS to represent the Force in Fleet competition for the Arleigh Burke Trophy Awarded An- nually to the ships demonstrating the most improvement in Battle Efficiency for the fiscal e feat and the final proof of the spirit of teamwork prevailing aboard THOMAS. , year. Truly a remarkabl This book plainly depicts the spirit of teamwork that has prevailed aboard THOMAS. x ,Nm owv f M dw, .ww N 4 NJM V ' f K 4 ALM A, W fw .J My .W MW -vm MW V ,ef -vi' liyw, TE M J ww M- 0032.0 .W f 7? ' z ' 4 .-I '?f.73' . ,, Ag 5 EA A Fw? , f , M2 i , .1'.- - sQ1':.'7-Efg:-' , , , , , M H V -P f' 'El'-. -. 'srf'-5:.,JL11',z-1, , . ni-'..l44FrfB3'.y.-Jxqf, JA-1:3-?5 .?l Kft'f:':ifl qv fy, fxgsv v 'R xx' if R3 1 X mxxxw Ylxw N, I ,qw wx QW .xxx ' -LG7'.,. . . . 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