Newman K Perry (DDR 883) - Naval Cruise Book

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0 Commander EDWARD STANLEY HAUGEN, USN, was born on 2 OcTober 1920 in Wallace, ldaho. 1-le re- ceived his bachelor of arTs degree from BeloiT College, Wisconsin, where he leTTered in l3oTh fooTball and wresTling and was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon EraTerniTy. Eollowing his graduaTion in June, he was commissioned an Ensign in OcTober 1943. ln The midsT of World War ll and only four monrhs afTer commission- ing, he became Commanding Officer of moror Torpedo boaT 190.1-le survived The sinking of his ship in Augusr 19114, and in November of The same year while in com mand of a moTor Torpedo boaT paTrol in The Visayan Sea he sank all five ships of a Japanese convoy. I-le also parTicipaTedin boTh baTTles of The Bismark Archipelago The baTTle of The cenTral Solomons and The second baTTle of The Rhillippine Sea. Among his decoraTions are The Bronze Sfar wiTh V The Rresidenfial UniT CiTaTion wiTh Sfar and The Naval Reserve Medal COMMANDER HAUGEN was on inacTive duTy wiTh The Naval Reserve from June 1946 unTil OcTober 1950 during which Time he engaged in privaTe business and aTTended Loyola UniversiTy Law School. ReTurning To acTive duTy in 1950, he served as Operafions Officer and Execufive Officer of USS C.1'. O'BRlEN IDE-4211 and parTicipaTed in Two Korean campaigns ff M W WWW X DQS xc S Commander Edward STan1ey Haugen U S Navy Rresem' Commanding Officer ln 1953 511 he served as ExecuTive Officer of USS BUCK lDD 7611 and from There wenT To The sTaff of Commander Wesfern Sea FronTier as LogisTic Plans AdminisTraTion Officer 1-le Then served as EirsT Lieu TenanT of USS KENNEBEC TAO 361 ana' Commanding Officer of USS EMBATTLE lMSO 4341 Having been advanced To LieuTenanT Commander he aTTended The U S Naval PosTgrao'uaTe School aT Mon Terey California and in June 1961 graduafed wiTh a Before assuming command of The NEWMAN K RER RY he served as Officer in Charge of The U S FleeT WeaThe EaciliTy ArgenTia Newfoundland advancing To The rank of Commander during This Time Commander l-IAUGEN married The former IRA 1. DOUGHERTY of SAN DIEGO California in 1951 and has one child DEBORAH DELAYNE aged Two I I I , . I . , . . , L .7 45 1 f,3,,,,fv fx -- . . 'HV 1 I n f 1 f:-vel T Xi' T 45147 W - - , ? 4'MW .j1I N SSRN X ' ' ' ' I 1 - f rrr- A '- ' -4 X 414 ff , .re C ' ' cs - N. 5 Q Q55 1 A f -1 ,rx 1 '- V - X Q- s sv 3 1 94- C . . . . . . X ,S Qsegfx 'f4 r.f21w - C1 1 A ' ' , ifff S bachelor of science degree in MeTeorology. , C ms: X. f - ., - , xi, X iff I. A . N 1 C T A I ' ' --is C A , ,7 I ' ' : m m fr, . , I . , ' jj Fi. Qi , ' - Nil , f ,yaffixisxgx Ns xYSf!fiX 1 1 ' 251 N LCdr. J.l.. MarrioTT l3resenT ExecuTive Officer

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USS N. K. PERRY QDDR-883i FLEET Posr oFFrcE New YORK, NEW YORK PLAN OF THE DAY 4 July 1963 rise: We call 'em as uniform of the DOY! Sunset: we see 'em! Enlisted: Bathing suits and shower shoes. Diyisignz X-RAY OfffCPO's: Dress whites with CI-lq5ey'5 Chqmpsn BGIIIE I I9IITlEI'S. FOLLOW E STANDARD UNDERWAY PLAN OF THE DAY MODIFIED AS FOLLOWS: 0415-Reveille for all hands except authorized late sleepers. 0420-Reveille for authorized late sleepers. 0430-Breakfast for the crew. 0437-Secure the mess line. 0500-Set the REFUELING AT SEA DETAIL. -------Refuel from USS SABINE, USS PAWCATUCK, or USS MISSISSINEWA, whichever one we can find. 0520-Muster on Station. 0545-Set CONDITION I-AS. Make preparations to take on dead whales. 0730-Set the SPECIAL SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL. Make all preparations for entering port. 090U- Anchor, or moor, starboard for portl side to, in Iwe call 'em when we see 'eml 0930-Make preparations for tomorrow's surprise inspection by COMDESRON SIX. Secure all heads and washrooms until completion of inspection. IOOO-Reveille for GRESHAM, MCELWEE, and CAREY. I400-Liberty commences for the STBD section with the exception of PAL's, restricted men, liberty risks, and officers. Both men rating liberty report to the quarterdeck for a working party. 1600-KITE QUARTERS. Today's match: BATTS vs. AMES. I700-Interrupt ship's work. I730-Supper for the crew. I I737-Secure the mess line. Continue ship's work. 2000-Movie Call. Movie for tonight is: Care and Maintenance of the 5 Mount. Short Subiect: Refueling Highlights of I962. 2200-TAPS. All hands turn into your own bunks. Notes of Interest: I. The ship was visited by 3,456 orphans in our last port. Three C31 of them are still missing. Come on fellas! 2. PEOPLE TO PEOPLE is an important part of our mission with the SIXTH FLEET. Congratulations to Doc SIMS for generously giving his sentry's carbine to a poor garbage collector in Naples. 3. Note to all Iookouts: Green flares will no longer be reported as those pretty fireworks. X