Marvin Shields (FF 1066) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1987 volume:

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The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena 5 whose face is marred by dust and sweat and bloodg who strives valiantlyg errs and comes short again and again. . . who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy causeg who at the least knows in the end the triumph of high achievements and who, at theworst, if he fails, at least fails while doing greatly, softhat his nyific place shall never be with those cold and timid soulsgwho neither victory nor defeat. y iff 'gsg - Roosevelt , , ,l ...,...v ,.4.u.4.1....ui1,,4..'. , 4, , .- ., ..+a-uf.4-n-Auna........n.-.4t.nn4n...1a.a.u-,.z....,i.. Ha.: V- , i GLEN SI-IIELDS OP MARVIN QLEN SI-IIELDS Following recruit training at the Naval Training Cent? 1939 at Port Townsend, Washington. After attending lug Georgia and then to the Construction Battalion Shields was ordered to Viet Nam as an Autom0f1 1104, was assigned to build and improve training armed with machine guns recoilless rifles small S Cong surrounded the Americans. For approximately thi Xoai, fifty-five miles north of Saigon. On 9 June 196 u attack with flame throwers hand grenades and man to safety and then resumed his gun P0519 needed ammunition and returning enemy fire, Hltho . , g ' Q g 0 K f h und or a volunteer to accompany him outside the headquaariief position, which was endangering American personnel wlt toward their objective with a 3.5 inch rocket launcher, fl 0 I Q . L wounded He died on the afternoon of 10 June 1965 Sh was left in charred ruins the American position WGS the Vletnamese Order of Gallantry with palm and th ubtedly saving the lives of many American servicemen. I . L L . ,, C C Q x. the Navy Unit Commendation. him the Medal of Honor in a ceremony at the White Ho '2 Plf-rv' USS MARVIN SI-IIELDS PP-1066 USS MARVIN SHIELDS CPP-10665 is the first ship named in honor of Construction Mechanic Third Class Marvin G. Shields. MARVIN SHIELDS, the sixth ship of the KNOX class constructed by Todd Shipyards Corporation, Seattle Division, is one of a new class of modern ocean escorts designed for optimum performance in locating, tracking, and destroying hostile submarines. In addition to performing anti-submarine warfare QASWJ, MARVIN SI-IIELDS is capable of performing such varied missions as search and rescue, patrol, shore bombardment, evacuation and blockade. MARVIN SHIELDS is equipped with the most modern long-range underwater sound detection KSONARJ, a towed SONAR array, as well as long-range air surface search radars, modern communications equipment and a sophisticated electronic warfare system. Her armament includes anti-submarine homing torpedoes which can be launched from shipboard tubes or delivered against a target miles from the ship by anti-submarine rocket QASROCJ, and a 5-inch!54 caliber gun for use as an anti-surface weapon, or for shore bombardment in support of military operations ashore. Variable depth sonars, Close in Weapons System QCIWSJ and manned helicopter capabilities have been added to MARVIN SHIELDS sensors and weapons installation. Powered by two boilers providing 12.00 PSI steam through turbines to a single screw, MARVIN SHIELDS is capable of speeds in excess of 27 knots with a cruising radius of over 4,000 miles. FF-1066 produces over 20,000 gallons of fresh water daily for personnel use and for feeding the ship's boilers. Two gyro-controlled fins protruding from the ship's underwater hull actively stabilize the ship. MARVIN SI-IIELDS is homeported in San Diego, CA. MARVIN SHIELDS is a unit of the Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet. .111 f. . .--snail V 'M 'T 'i Anna. A.pu..,..,i:dg ali I ' 'l ng.: -f-lieu comivxamotmcs f mcse DR. Jaffray L. Richard COMMANDER JEFFREY L. RICHARD g UNITED STATES NAVY Fort Fairfield Maine in December 1944 He was raised in Worcester an NROTC scholarship student, graduating in 1967 with a df in May 1967. Commander Richard was promoted to l1lS Warrena Richard of Worcester, Massachusetts and Mr. I-like F JOY CDD-9511, and USS CONTZ QDDC-401. He served as Exe 1983 to July 1984. Assignments ashore have been in Berkeleb' C Berkeley in Washington D C ac Records Management Off the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets including duty aboard USS EN l , I I . . F F F ig 5 o the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk Virginia and .the Ar he former Charlotte Louise Morello of Worcester, Massachusetts- awarded two Nav ' Fon the staff of the Chief of Naval Dperations in the Syqfems All y Commendation Medals as well as various camp! LCDR Herr I , ,,,, I , ,Q W CDR. Martin Executive V officer Born in San Francisco and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, LCDR David L. Herr attended the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. Graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry june, 1973, he reported to the USS SOUTHERLAND fDD743l where he served as Combat Informations Center Officer, Navigator and Damage Control Assistant. His next tour was onboard the USS LONG BEACH QCGN-91 in the capacity of Terrier Fire Control Officer. After a tour as Officer Programs Officer at the Navy Recruiting A Station at Phoenix, Arizona, he completed the Surface Warfare Department Head School in 1981 then reported onboard the USS DECATUR QDDG-311 as Chief Engi- neer. His second department head tour was as Operations Officer on the USS ALBERT DAVID QFF-10505. At Fleet Training Center in San Diego, his position was Director of Training. In November, 1986 he reported onboard USS MARVIN SHIELDS QFF-10661 and relieved as Executive Officer. COMMANDER ROBERT R. MARTIN UNITED STATES NAVY Commander Martin was born in Camden, New Jersey on 6 April 1949, and raised in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. He is the son of Mr. Roy H. Martin of Chula Vista, CA and the late Elizabeth E. Martin. He enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania as an NROTC scholarship student, graduat- ing in 1971 with a degree in Civil Engineering. He was commissioned upon graduating on 24 May 1971. Commander Martin was promoted to his present rank on 9 April 1985. Commander Martin has served solely in the Pacific Fleet including duty aboard USS CALIENTE QAO-535, USS MOBILE QLKA-1151 and USS BRADLEY QFF-10411. He served as Material Officer for COMDESRON SEVEN from SEP 81 to FEB 83. Assignments ashore have been in Kamis- eya, japan as Assistant Officer in Charge of Naval Radio Receiving F 'l't , and on the staff of COMNAVSURFPAC. aci 1 y Commander Martin is married to the former Tatsuko Miura of Fuku shima, Japan. gnupg!!!- in'-' w . Q , . Q ww ,xX. x x 'f x Y e S at S, h .xx Q W , 1n,,, 14 sg 2 'F' 3'v1 X r Q 9 . 1. 'i if 4 THE CUPPICERS Lt. Yanicheck, Former Weps Dept. Head Lt. Matacz, Former Operations Dept. Head Lt Qj.g.D Steinmetz has the Conn . 4 ,,'- I . V u Lt. Swank, Former Navigator U- Commons, Former ASWO Lt- Killman, MPA sf-'-,gm-.-.sonar -' ' .. ,...-.47 Y T1-115 QPHCERS Thanksgiving Dinner Wim DW nr! Lt. Miller , .1 !? 'X' ! X is sw A 'R an SaS0b0, japan W Oy' lxqy Ens. Scukas 9ing.1poi'Q E -.-.-.J fd ni, B.1ricari0 UNK HEY Mn.MmmoSSeN. Ouo. Spams FhR'Y'S 995 Fl. A Lt K B Lt. Kerins, LCDR D C Lt. Maccrossen WSL- 3 3 qw, LrBfld I BANDS -1-,J R05 UV I 1 Z W W I 1 I I I I I I I 'T If 7744! 8 VVEAPONJ Ir ua? amen Lt Yanicheck Lt. Farrell Dec. ' Present Gunnery LTJG L. Williams I-'OX DIVISION PXXS TEGEL PC1 CLARK PC1 EDWARDS PC2-HERDAHL FC2 JOHNSON FC2 MARTINEZ FC2 CAMPBELL FC3 DAVIS DAVIDSON CHANDLER BURDICK ANDERSON PCSN BACKS FC3 LAKE FCSN BLOCKSOM GMGC IOHNSON , SPONAGLE P WILLIAMS ROBERTS SOFFIOTTO NETHERLY DAVIDSON GRZENIA ls! Lii-utvamnl lr Hutiaalu 1ST DIV IST DI! JSM 'N BMC COVLRI um Pune'-claw BM.: immune SR wm-umsow BMI NLLSON . - fx SA MYLRS SR KRMNAK BMS MART SR NLMINWAY SA SMITH SN AVERILL SN BGSSTIC SA KIPPLNBERCZUI sn weawea SN woamv SN as-:nav sn LAWSON amz OUINN sm amsuzv SA fwnum: am svsucm SA MANN SN PAXTON SA wn.uAMs , rr FO STK S1 ST STC SN IOHNSON SN CHATMAN SN VIN ES SN KANTOLA SR WESLEY SN CATLINC G 5 1 U lllllf Row 1: STG 3 Collinsworth, STG2. Marsh, STG2 Duncan, STC13 Maclntyre, STC3 Fallon Row 2: STG3 Winkler, STC3 Billington, STC11 Rayl, GMT2 Gilpatrick, STG2 Beasley, STC13 Terry, STC12 Almy A . . f H , , . .. ff' Q ' ,in 0 4 , ..-H FC3 Davis, FC3 Lake, PCCS Tegel, FC1 Edwards, FC2 Campbell, FC2 Martinez , 4.lli 'N H 'Y,, ig Row 1: Ens Boticario, SN Mann, SN Heminway, SN Wilkinson, SN Chatman, SN Myers, SN Paxton Row 2: BM1 Nelson, BM3 Mart, SN Arnrine, SN Bosstic, SN Smith, SN Krajnak, SN Vines, SN Kantola, BM3 Spencer, BM2 Rodby, BMC Covert Row 3: BM3 Pearso Werner nl ,, .., . fa C ss ,, ,Mc W X' ...Ji X. , -1 ll I MMRSENE .. . A 5 '9 X o .5 N 4569, i xfrgq-:Ja-I . ' r-was H 11 4 my T1'1qxf-sf-,rf , ,ffl H5554 iii Z M3553 3 Lf! Q! ENGINEERING V x Q xy ie: iv 1 X 51 fi, T Yi 'Z I I 4 ozwxa mmf Lt. Alfred Nugent 3 DCA B. Division Officer Electrical Of LTJG Mathers LTJG M. Steffenson Enos. T. Vera ASLRDIV Damage Con trol Assistant A 6: R Division MMC Boyd MM1 Simon EN1 Campbell ENPR Lyman EN2 Usman EN3 Phillips MM3 Bradley MM2 Dumont MM3 Eland HTC Woodrow HT1 Mabe HTFR Klingerman HTFR Aday HTPN Easton HTPN Meeker HT2 Sisk HT3 Tortora HT2 Williams HTPN Stephan M112 Joseph ii Pearson 212 B DIVISION E DIVISION H l.JII'1hIU!I BTC Bcarrtlerr BTIBN Turner BFIWP. 5.iwyc'I BTI Hall BTI Kulil BTI! Hut Lvliwr ry Brin Ivwivacl Swiwlwt BT3 Mcdcrmort BT3 Ihvivilma BT3 Hollow VN llodgv BT3 Matul-av BT3 Buell BT3 Torre-e-. BT2 Gerry BT2 Santana BT3 M.C. Vivgaf, BTIHA Boelkow BTFR Hernandez BT3 Hanigan BT3 RCA. Vivgaf- BT3 Wciirsds BTFN Wiatr If Division ILMCS Reed IQMCS Oira IQM1 Aragon LMC Abraham IQMFN Hernandez EM3 Biero LM2 Meinhardt EMFA Baker ICI Luce ICZ Lindsey IC3 Wilk FN Chan ICE Williams ICFN Clarke FN Campbell ICS Sanchez f it l f QW ,ff I , fW,mff,m,f, ,',, ,, MPA LT M. 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SEP 20 SEP 23 27 SEP 27 SEP 05 OCT Underway WESTP Enroute Sasebo Japan Cross Internatlonal Datelme Inport Sasebo Japan Enroute Subxc Bay RP Inport Subxc Bay RP Enroute Smgapore Sultan of Brunel Anrshow Inport Smgapore Enroute Bombay lncha 06 09 OCT Inport Bombay Indxa 10 16 OCT Enroute Al Masxrah North Arabnan Sea 17 21 OCT 22 27 OCT Anchored Masxrah ASW OPS 28 OCT 01 NOV Moored alongside USS SAMUEL 02 05 NOV 06 NOV 07 10 NOV 11 16 NOV 15 NOV 17 22 NOV 23 28 NOV GOMPERS Masxrah Enroute Karaclu Pakxstan Karaclu v1s1t cancelled Anchored Masnrah Enroute Mombasa Kenya Crosslng the Lme Ceremonies Inport Mombasa Kenya Enroute Dlego Garcla 29 NOV 06 DEC Inport D1ego Garcxa 07 18 DEC Enroute Albany Western Australla 19 25 DEC Inport Albany Western Austraha 26 DEC 04 J AN 87 Enroute Smgapore AN Crossmg the Lxne Ceremonies 02 I 05 09 JAN 10 27 J AN 24 I AN AN Inport Sxngapore Enroute Pearl Harbor H1 Cross Internatxonal Datehne Inport Pearl Harbor HI 28 29 I Enroute San Dlego, CA 20 IAN 05 FEB 06 FEB Arrxve San Drego CA 33 LEAVING SAN DIEGO VlN SHIELDQ depfnta Sm llivgu Sax lim,g mm, August 12, 1986: MAR , will pass before seeing family and friends again. .FYI 'V W .,..4 , 45.4 , il ,lfleuilfll nn1l1'fl,,1nl' -gl' nail ngigzfgwx 2-ie.ff:.ain ....3.1a1I!.g9 A ,.5.-Ease avg! 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V f' ,wwf ww ff ',', H ,f f , r f , ,M ,,,,, , ,, , f f f ,ua ,4w.,.af-M-,X..,,,,.,,,,. ,WW-a K S 4 NS Q LlQk x P!! ua. aaa xg, L'-I usual' Z2-z km' w 13'+ ea V Q12 523532 xg. Q I l gs ' 7 3.3 '71 . '56 gin l X fl I fl f log ,S x 1 lm: NB-' '-5:15313 o efzsw-J. 2 ihlflffa 5 1 if 3 ..--wif 1. I'll tell you, this is the First Class life 3. Little J oe A 4. What comes after Two all beef Paffiefin? 5. I still haven't spotted that GU-11 .gn SASEBO K .- Rfsiiiiiegstxissrtstri -- K f . - Sasebo, japan ln Sasebo, japan repair and maintenance were the priorities. Needed voyage rr-pair s were completed. AREA AND POPULATION. japan consists of 4 major islands, Honshu, l'iukk.udu. Kyushu and Shikoku and many small islands. Population is approxinirrtr-ly 120,020,000 Sasebo population is estimated to be 252,000. CLIMATE. The islands of japan lie in the temperate zone, northeast of tht- rnain monsoon region of 5.E. Asia. The climate is temperate with warrn, humid surnnir-is and relatively mild winters except in the island of Hokkaido and northern parts ot Honshu facing the japan Sea. Sasebo. lan. 43.5ol3, july 78-OP. Annual rainfall 63 HISTORY. The house of Yamato, from about 500 BC. the rulers of one of several kingdoms, in about AD. 200 united the nation: the present imperial family .ire their direct descendants. From 1186 until 1867 successive families of Shoguns exercised the temporal power. In 1867 the Emperor Meiji recovered the imperial power after the ' f th nd last Tokugawa Shogun Reiki tin abdrcation on 14 Oct. 1867 of the fi teen a U H'k n Setdol was f unciation Yoshrnobuj In 1871 the feudal systemt 0 e f dif erent pron z , abolished, this was the beginning of the rapid westernization. 38 Jig IT,-+ X s1.ss.3L1 X'sexi-X'siwlfiiz' 1-. SUBIC BAY , W A X ' - tt 13: X 1,1 sg .-1 A . X. we---fa i ixixitasxeflt .Msisf.- - X- -SF.. . .. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES HISTORY. Before the Spanish discovery of the Philippines, the native Filipinos came in contact with India, China and Arabia. According to the early records of China, 'some Filipinos from the country of Mai arrived in Canton and sold their merchan- ' ' ' ' ' d b Ma ellan in 1521 and dise' as early as 982. The Philippine islands were drscovere y g ' F llowin the Spanish-American war, the islands were conquered by Spain in 1565. o g ceded to the USA on 10 Dec. 1898, after the Filipinos had tried in vain to establish an independent republic in 1896. The Republic of the Philippines came into existence on 4 July 1946, by agreement with the US Government. AREA AND POPULATION. The Philippines is situated between 210 25' and 4 23' N. Lat. and between 1160 and 1270 E. long. The estimated population is 53,035,000 CLIMATE. Some areas have an equatorial climate while others experience tropical monsoon conditions, with a wet season extending from May to Nov. Mean tempera- tures are high all year, with very little variation. Manila. jan. 770Fl250Cl, July 82oF'Q27.8oCJ. Annual rainfall 82 , 2W,a0m ' 11- www ., ,, , bt- 5 1- IEEPNEY MAIN RID! 4 2. NIP . A HUT toot mum Hutt-,t 3 4 5 40 A HES TA Nl, NAYCJNI 1 l l l HR A l ll DN . vtcgrorev t,tNt,R summit txt-tw . PAC SAN B lfhllls Afklluiiiltly NEXAI X. x .Ax XP? EBSQ QSQQ A rpg? 41 ,jff-+' sea Q r ., Maw were-axswfefas-we-exmff'ifl:if-eftaaat QRQYQSQXKRQQIIFS Xserve at ws. at L- se: 1ifs.. rw-we 1- ee. 5' ore Singapore became an independent sovereign state from Malaysia effective 9 AUG 1965. Consisting of the main island of Singapore, and 54 islets, its estimated popula- tion is 3-million. Its demographic make-up consists of Chinese, Malay, Indians and about 50 thousand others. Twenty-six miles in length, and fourteen miles in breadth, Singapore proved to be a very Westernized and ro ressive city MARVIN SHIELDS was able to rest, P 8 - and participated in tours and shopping. 'Nfl F! i . aw' f f Q I , -. ,X ', ,A --.1 I v . a 'l 5, 1 ', Q 1 X 1 ! .nl ,, xlti , :lil ,ya w 1. . ,Q ng 'Y11 . 1-..' W Q-,win an W- 'fix -, .. jniwm 1, 'f ' ' In 'Ili X' sl v'l'l1'g I! 1 :: '1 il'i 5, 1.'11qX 1 gg !'Elfl1i 1 !,y1'1,n, 'C!MN1- , ls gIlI I llll ll slil. A -xl! 5u1qI'1 X ..s.. 4259 ...., ...... -cd .u 2 -4.-1 DERW Y QANDIDS - '1 Il'-' X....f., fl1lN' ,, is REPAIR 3 MANNUJ A? ' M51 FLORENDU PM Wifi f W1 ff fi f H4 -Vx I HATE CENERAI f,M,..ff,5 I! Vi' LT ALBIS0IDl,JIfINf,,12 Ls mfg gm Q v 1111 H .4 J N 3 J, ' I ff O92 HIGBEE USING PROPER RT PROCEDURES ACCIDENT! INCIDENT CASUALTIES FIREPIGI-ITING IS FUN! SI-ISN JOHNSON EXPRESSING A DESIRE FOR WORLD WIDE PEACE AND AN END TO GQ A FEARLESS ASAC FC3 DAVIS CORRECTING A CASREP Bumbaw 5,- SHIUDH .H YYIIS fx? 1 ff' H011 ul :Nur Z' fffnl2l'1F Y? Q F in Eli TN exghanagz wif vac ' S I .1 evrf 10,5 ,M mum W 1 Y, 1,-rf' 1-rr'f ' f f 74 f'4 J , V 4 A , ,,,,,' ' I UNDERW Y TRANS- HELUIN FLIGHT RE- FUELING QHIF RD WITH SIDEFLARE OUR SEASNAKE I7 TOUCHING DOWN CAN IDS 4 7 X 5 ' Wx KQ 1 ---.-.l. r 9 CRGSSIN THE LI Know All Men By These Pit-sentka . all Polywogs, Mermaids, St-.1 Scary: Whales, Porpoises, Sharks, Dol whim- l l Skates, Suclcers, Crabs, Lobsti,-is ,mil Q-:la . living Denizens of the sea CllA'1'f.'lllljf, lbllflt ye: That on 15 November 1080, in I.i1mzi,,:f 00000 and Longitude 470 493' L tlif: peared within Our Royal Domain elif Marvin Shields CPI? -1066i at the lqiiaif it know that the said ship with Cbllif fi Crew thereof, have been et-'aminf rl passed on by ourselves and our Rf i'.', i f lu ,iff ,N .-! ' 4 inf Q V 169 7 2-I CO 1955219.10 ..-. WCDG D I! if 5 'SX N '. YN fx Wiw if x wx X- x W, f Q W ,X MN gh N X QQ Swr A S AQ., 5 uxwf , 5 N Si X Xxx X X A 'S Z S 'f Q 5 1 n ,,9A4 xii' ,lf ff gf' X N darn-vm 'E 9 W i N ., '1- I 1 we i' av ,- E 4, f , fvgxgs ff MOMBASA Mom basa, Kenya DEC 1003. Kenya became independent on 12 Mombasa 'has a population of 341,000 The climate is tropical, with set and dry seasons. The tempera- ' i U F ' JAN to ture is fairly constant, ranging from 81 in ' 'l ' Mombasa MARVIN 760 P in July. Whi e in t SI-HELDS tied up next to the USS VINCENNES. In Mombasa many crew members went on Safari'-5 and general tours of the area. f 1 ,-1 .1 fl' rg Q1 4,4 ' iqfa 1 '1 1 DERW Y QANDIDS 45150- Ala-in-44- -4 2 4 ni' , J Q1 1 I AQ? Q E IN THL 'ws 112111 1 Hi ' uf AND ANCHOR UITIAH ssamezxfaw ' Q CIROWLS HUT wc M2 ww: YI ef' , MOE, AND f'fURl.'Y A! hi-f F-'JIM Ie 1 , A NAVIG A'TlUNAi WAN H654 fl' 5? , I ,W 'ug 1 W YJ 4 Z fe Z H 9 I I I fi 44 q v flcygf f ' ' 5 ,4 1, -gf I I 6 1 f wiv? i 4 LM 8 I ,SJC 6. rv I . 9. 9 HEAVE-HO! WELL CHIEF, THE PROBLEM IS SOME- WHERE BETWEEN THE BEGINNING AND THE END UNDERWAY I5 THE ONLY WAY! WHY AM I HERE!! DIEGO GARCI 'f k ' Diego CI.1ru'.i G cia coverQ 14 eq. rmlv-Q A liiinlwli lrnlnm Diego ar . Ocean Territory it was estalwlibln-ri to nm-1 lk .mil l, H defense requirements in the lmlian Url .ur Millie lrwrry Charlie was the first Battle Group in llltjfgxi l..n.i.1 In order to accommodate sucli .1 large mimlwi lil pm 'Y-uriin l liberty expired at the following txrmw l ll .mil lirlrm 1800, E-5 and E-6 2200, and H-7 .xml .ilwx u 1-100 ln l lingo Garcia repairs were accornplifslwd low ilu- V55 51.-XMl 1 GOMPERS. Sporting events were lwlri limi' i-- no pu ' ' ' ' --1. l manent population living on the All-ll r rn. '71 'NLWQ xianildfm, ,lat ,nw-wr-f 1 und, L ,QW T '32 l M, W , V1 W u , ... - R , Q, ' Q 'W s, L fx f - Mn 45 I. . ,M ' x i vit. ll .......,-4'4q x .G Kb x 1, 'S lun'-vb! navy' 1 - O I ' 1 'H dN,'4'Am.:. I., L K fy A1, 4,-ft 1 ,ll x s M, , V 7 1 - S U Lwf' . 1 1 'thug zfgfk T' . 5 , ,JL 1 'f - f' ? , ,A V nf 4 3 r ' A ' 5 1 , TA , N Q f V Q f wr-4 f -.... ,- ,,,,,,w ? f, ' lg Q gh ' 'L ,QL '51, N. ,. ' MQ. x ' 2 1 , ' J -V uf- 1 f A, E , -... HN I N 4Qk'if1 .. ,, . fn- , Q51-, Z. L - if w. 5 K A 'x - 'NLE fr, f ' A4 W4 T L' QQ,-ff N 'L E V E ' ee ' y, - '--S' in nw, 4 n, I4 Y W -,K X 1 I , , hi 'i- I 9 fa A., 52 L: S 3 3 2 Q he We W. 1. ICE JOHNSON RAPPINC HIS LATEST HIT 2. L ALIFORNIA DREAMINC, JA CAMCJC IOHNSON SUPERVISINC HIS UTROOPS AI WOLL DAY OFFICERS CALL 5. IMPERSONATINCL OFFICERS? DRAG QUEEN? -F ill if-0 H-- 2 ' 3 vu:--F -- I MQ' l 'HSA LBAN X X . XXX X Albany, Australia Christmas would be spent in Albany. This was the ship's second visit to Albany since its cornmisf sioning. Albany has an estimated population of 1-1' d to be a quiet, friendly welcomed into the homes thousand. Albany prove town where the crew was A of Western Australians for the Christmas Holidays. ,, . I -,fr .X UL, ., .t.- 1 i 4 -1 'XM , l a 'X V .1 X51-..'KXKY' rj I - QVX ,Xi . s K 5 3K!.l. 5161. ff . 5 , as . , V ' rn ' A 1' 2 L - Y Ning... NFJT f QV' 7 Q MZ' , v- - v i A W9'2'7iAl Ti get Luke Richard Shane Richard fSonj Herbert Kerins Victor Kilman james Vermillion Joseph Hill Frankie Aragon Lee Wise Edwin Sincox Robert Campbell Derek Sanchez Scott Burdick Noel Maxwell Dave Hill Phillip Prinz Gary Averill Clyde Muse Sponsor CO CO LT Kerins LT Kilman OSCS Vermillion OS1 Hill EM1 Aragon BTFN Wise MM2 Sincox FC2 Campbell IC3 Sanchez FC3 Burdick OS3 Maxwell CS3 Hill EW3 Prinz BM3 Averill OSSN Muse L . -A YS,- 4 ' 4 A Ay 7: Home C 'o1111 1 x5 MARVIN SHIELDS .arrived bmk III Sum KM km 2? sixth of February. After an cxlxmxxting, Nu sm-my W were happy to be back home. F' ,-L- A... R v I x r X X - PR1 03114 SMN009899 If UNCLASSIFIED RLILUEN TOR 2201482 TOP 2201402 152001E?OE Emqig VZCZCGOEE01968 004Z NOV 00 ZYB PSN 164427G24 EIVTSCTU SEVEN ZERO PT THREE PT FOUR TO USS MARVIN SHIELDS 222 INFO CTG SEVEN ZERO PT THREE 222 TG SEVEN ZERO PT THREE SSS BT UNCLAS f fNg:l510gKq 2 B 2 SPAR B ELIGHT DEBRIEFS INDICATE INVALUABLE AIRCREW TRAINING ACCOMPLISHED DURING SPAR BOMBING EXER- CISES 12 AND 14 NOV WITH USS MARVIN SHIELDS. VIGOR- OUSLY MANEUVERING SHIELDS PRESENTED HERSELP AS A DIEPICULT TARGET TO TRACKfHIT. SINCE PASSIVE, COOP- ERATIVE TARGETS ARE UNLIKELY TO BE ENCOUNTERED IN THE REAL WORLD , SHIELDS HAS PROVIDED AN OPPORTU- NITY FOR WOLFPACK AIRCREWS TO EXPERIENCE THE CHAL- LENGE OF PROSECUTING ATTACKS AGAINST IINKING SUR- FACE TARGETS. CVW-15 ATTACK SQUADRONS COMMEND THE AGGRESSIVE BRIDGE TEAMS ON MARVIN SHIELDS AND ENCOURAGE THEM TO CONTINUE THEIR OUTSTANDING SEAMANSHIP IN FUTURE SPAR BOMBING EXERCISES. BT 01968 NNNN PR1 03513 SMN032350 F UNCLASSIFIED ROUTINE TOR 2100577 TOR 2100577 2015202 JAN 87 VZCZCHMBBO4876 HMBBQ4876 R 201520Z IAN 87 ZYB PSN 537296I'I32 FM CTF SEVEN ZERO TO CTG SEVEN ZERO PT THREE 222 INFO COMSEVENTHFLT TG SEVEN ZERO PT THREE SSS is-DMDESRON SEVENTEEN UNCLAS f 70090007 7 SUBJ 1 SAYONARA 1. FOR FOUR MONTHS IN SEVENTH FLEET AOR BATTLE GROUP CHARLIE HAS DISTINGUISHED ITSELF THROUGH IN- NOVATION IN ALL WARFARE AREAS, PURSUIT OF PROVED COMBAT READINESS AND IM- LEVEL OF I , AN UNPRECEDENTED SHIPS MATERIAL READINESS. ADDITIONAL EACH OF YOU REPRESENTED OUR NATION'S AND NAVIYYS INTERESTS AND ENHANCED THEIR RE P THROUGH SPLENDID HOSTING OF NUMEROUS DS NEL AND EXEMPLARY CONDUCT ASHORE. YOU CAN BE IQRIXOLUD. NOW STAY ALERT, SAFE AND WARM AS YOU CON E TO PURSUE CHALLENGING GOALS I ' HAVE A WELL DESERVED, RICHLY REWARDIITIIGAAXIBTISFHTAITJIIJTY IIQIIIOMECOMING. BRAVO ZULU. RADM BROOKS, 04876 NNNN NNNN VIL Zi. I .L 7I..I.00.172 R 0-120121 NOV Bb PSN 00442026 I2 IM CIC. SiI..VI.N ZERO PT THREE TO USS MARVIN SIIlI..I.DS INIO LUMIDI5 ON NINI. USDAO NIW DI.,I..HI IN BT UNCLAS ,f !NO1o50f X SU BJ: PERFORMANCE DURING BOMBAY PORT VISIT A. USDAO NLW DELHI IN 0312192 NOV 86 1. REF A IS NOTIQD WITH PLEASURE. IT IS CLEAR THAT THE POSITIVE REACTION OF THE INDIAN NAVY WAS DUE IN LARGE PART TO THE ABILITY OF THE OFFICERS AND CREW OF MARVIN SHIELDS TO DEAL CORRECTLY WITH A SENSI- TIVE SITUATION. FURTHER, THE OPENESS AND CONCE- NIALITY THAT CHARACTERIZED THE ONE ON ONE RELA- TIONSHIPS WAS A REFLECTION OF YOUR PROFESSIONALISM AND THE ENTHUSIASTIC MANNER IN WHICH YOU AP- PROACHED THIS VISIT. 2. PLEASE CONVEY MY APPRECIATION TO EVERYONE CON- CERNED FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO RELATIONS BE- TWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND INDIA. WELL DONE! 3. RADM CLEXTON SENDS. BT 1100372 PR1 03124 SMN015002 E UNCLASSIFIED PRIORITY TOR 0005502 TOP 0005502 0520402 FEB 57 VZCZCHMBB01010 HMBB01916 P 0520402 FEB 87 PSN 650421I I18 FM COMDESRON NINE TO USS MARVIN SHIELDS SSS INFO COMCRUDESGRU ONE COMCARGRU THREE COMCRUDESGRU FIVE BT UNCLAS f !N010S0f X SUBJ: PERFORMANCE KNOW 1. AS WE RETURN TO HOMEPORT, I WANT YOU TO ANCE HOW PLEASED AND PROUD I AM OF YOUR PERFORMIE OP- OVER THE PAST SIX MONTHS. BATTLE GROUP CHART. WAY ERATIONS HAVE TAKEN YOU MORE THAN HALETASK- AROUND THE WORLD AND TO THE BERING SEA. TH Dim ING HAS BEEN DEMANDING, THE ENVIRONMENJARV CULT AND STANDARDS HIGHQ THE MEN OF E SHIELDS HAVE BEEN EQUAL TO EVERY CHALLENGfHE 2. YOU SHOULD BE PARTICULARLY PROUD OF To B0 SOUNDING DIPLOMATIC SUCCESS OF YOUR VISITAL Sl BAY INDIA. YOU HANDLED A SENSITIVE POLITICCED TION SUPERBLY AND SIGNIHCANTLY ENHAIQIOUR SUS PROSPECTS FOR BETTER US-INDIA RELATIONS. SML 'TAINED SUPERIOR MATERIAL READINESS WAS TEAM DISTINGUISHED AND WAS THE ENVY OF YOUR3v VEN CONTEMPORARIES. FINALLY, YOUR A5 FACTOR MANCE STILADLY IMPROVED AND WAS A KEY THE SUCCESS WE ENIOYED. WITH 2. WELL DONE. HAVE A WELL DESERVED REST AND LOVED ONES BUT PLEASE DO SO IN ME DON'T LET SIX MONTHS OF TRIUMPH BECON A DUE TO TOO MUCH ALCOHOL OR SPEED l MOBII.,IpQ. COMMODORE PERKINS SENDS. BT 01016 NNNN LASSIFIED PRIORITY pm 00136 SMNO34625 F UNC OP 2217382 2210352 JAN 87 17382 T 3-1C2gZ?HOBB005g9 HOBB00589 19352 IAN 87 PSN 55096'7I'I32 P ZZCOMSEVENTHFLT FIFA USS MARVIN SHIELDS S55 UNCLAS 1 XNOOOOOX f 51131 FAREWELL MPLETE YOUR DEPLOYMENT MY BEST WISHES 1 AS YOU CO FOR A SAFE VOYAGE HOME YOU SUCCESSFULLY MET A CHALLENGING SCHEDULE AND DEMONSTRATED A HIGH DEGREE OF FLEXIBILITY IN REACTING TO SHORT FUZED OPERATIONAL TASRING YOUR READINESS HAS BEEN A TESTIMONY TO THOROUGH PREPARATION AND A DEDI YOUR VISIT TO BOMBAY WAS AN IMPOR CATED CREW NT MILESTONE FOR OUR NAVY PERFECTLY EXECUTED A T AROUND TOP NOTCH PERFORMANCE WE ARE AN ALL PROUD OF YOU WELL DONE AND ALL THE BEST VADM PAUL MILLER 00589 NNNN PRIORITY P 12.21462 FEB 87 PSN 011691518 FM CINCPACFLT PEARL HARBOR HI TO COMCARGRU THREE INFO COMNAVAIRPAC SAN DIEGO CA COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA USS IOUETT USS PAUL F FOSTER USS MARVIN SHIELDS USS GARY USS ROANOKE USS BRADLEY UNCLAS f fNO3000f f SUBJ: BATTLE GROUP CHARLIE OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE 1. I WISH TO CONVEY MY C TTLE GROUP CHAR CIATION TO OFFICERS AND MEN OF BA - LIE FOR YOUR SUPERB PERFORMANCE AND MANY ACCOSQ- PLISHMENTS DURING YOUR RECENTLY COMPLETED PLOYMENT TO THE WESTERN PACIFIC AND INDIAN OCEAN. BATTLE GROUP CHARLIE CONTRIBUTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO INTERESTS PEACE AND STABILITY OF AREAS VITAL TO U.S. USED RESPONDING FLAWLESSLY TO NUMEROUS SHORT F REQUIREMENTS IN NORPAC WESTPAC AND THE INDIAN TY AND READINESS ONGRATULATIONS AND APPRE- R 0309552 FEB 87 PSN 6302661123 FM COMCARGRU THREE TO USS MARVIN SHIELDS S55 INFO COMDESRON NINE UNCLAS f fNooooof f SUBJ FAREWELL 1 AS MARVIN SHIELDS RETURNS TO HOMEPORT I WISH TO EXPRESS MY APPRECIATION TO THE OFFICERS AND MEN ASSIGNED FOR YOUR FINE PERFORMANCE WHILE OPERAT ING IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC FROM AUGUST 1986 THROUGH FEBRUARY 1987 2 THROUGHOUT THE DEPLOYMENT YOU PERFORMED EV ERY ASSIGNMENT WITH EFFICIENCY AND FLAIR FRE QUENTLY ASSIGNED AS THE LOCAL COMMANDER FOR ASW OPERATIONS YOU EXCELLED PARTICULARLY AS YOU LED THE HUI4 SAG ACROSS THE ROOF OF THE WORLD DURING THE WEST BOUND TRANSIT YOUR COMBAT SYSTEMS AND ENGINEERING MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL MAINTAINED AND EXCELLENT RECORD OF SELF SUFFICIENCY IN SUP PORTING A HIGH STATE OF MATERIAL READINESS THROUGHOUT THE DEPLOYMENT 3 YOUR INCIDENT FREE PERFORMANCE WHILE ON LIBERTY IS APPRECIATED ADDITIONALLY YOUR HIGHLY SUCCESS FUL BOMBAY PORT VISIT IMPROVED RELATIONS IN AN AREA OF THE WORLD VITALLY IMPORTANT TO U S INTER ESTS AND OPENED THE DOOR FOR FOLLOW ON VISITS 4 GOOD LUCK IN FUTURE ENDEAVORS WELL DONE RADM CLEXTON 01010 NNN OCEAN WITH UNPRECEDENTED SAFE - CARL VINSONS OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE INPLTDI-IKE CRUISE WAS A FITTING CONCLUSION TO A SUPERB DE MENT. 2. THE DEDICATION AND HARD WORK BY EVERY MAN IN TO US ALL. BATTLE GROUP CHARLIE IS AN INSPIRATION E LYONS. WELL DONE AND KEEP CHARGING. ADMIRAL AC BT COMTHIROFLT USS CARL VINSON USS LEAHY USS VINCENNES USS BREWTON USS FLINT USS BERKELEY EDITORS NOTE 5 i , , Thanks to the following individuals who stuck it out from start to completion on their assigned tasks: i Photography EN1 Campbell l ETZ Shultz SK3 Herbstreith I l Business Management M GMC-2. Williams i Sales MR2 Joseph l MM1 Simon SM1 Mashatt HM3 Swanson SI-I3 Schumann I It must be noted that the above individuals' duties occasionally over-lapped. My appreciation to all others who contributed to the production of this book. LTIG Williams X50 ' Y' 1. l l 3 Q 1 5 S l X ! E 1 E . 1 I s w M I l 1 4 Y i E' I 1. Q, 70 1 ww L A b ,umm V 14-4 nl...-.... ...m4m..ul..5.4...,.--- vw- ' qv 1 . - , 4 -m A id WWII!! 1 MunI0w-lv +R' ? im W 'QD' f' ,W-.pw vf..,,4,-xffw 'mmlhli C ln -V ww A , , - rr M fy A,,,,, . . 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