Richard E Byrd (DDG 23) - Naval Cruise Book

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British Ship HMS Arnbuscade Stearns Alongside Byrd During Maneuver- ing Exercise. SQUADRO MATES Portuguese Fram Almirnte Gago Coutinho Comes Abreast Of Byrd During Her Sailpast, German Fx-igate Augsburg QFZZZQ fBe1owj Approaches Byrd During Her Sailpast, Canadian Des- troyer Escort Saguenay KDE 2065 Spens Colored Smoke As She Passes Byrd During I-Ier Sai1pastfLower Righty ,fb,,-'x f V Q H 'Z' if-'52 4 f L.. fu .G-KM ry' 5 I 5 1 y ' 'Q 'Q f I: I K' 'ji ' 'ii -44. Awe, a C. Pierside At Copenhagen, From Left Are German Ship FGS Hamburg, USS Richard E. Byrd And HMCS Algon- quin. At Halifax, Hamburg Relieved FGS Augsburg, And Algonguin Re- lieved Saguenay.

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CGMMANDI G OFFICER Cmdr. Robert L. Goodwin Jr. Commander Robert L. Goodwin jr. reported for duty 35 Commanding Officer of Byrd following a two-year tour as ' executive officer of USS Halsey QCG 23j. His other previous duty assignments include: execudve officer and commanding officer of USS Munsee QATF-107jg CIC and operations of- ficer of USS Douglas H. Fox QDD-779jg engines and opera- tions officer of USS Amherst QPCER-8S3j. Cdr. Goodwin's shore duty tours consist of two-and-one-half years at Fleet Weather Central, Rota, Spain, a tour of similar length as a student at Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California 5 six weeks as officer in charge of the Mobile Training Team of the Hellenic ship Kountouristisg six months at the Naval Weather Service Facility,'NorthIs1andg and six months com- bat information center training at Brunswick, Georgia. A 1955 graduate of Saint Mary of the Assumption High School, Brookline, Massachusetts, Cdr. Goodwin entered Massachusetts Maritime Academy in August of the same year. Successfully completing the academy course of in- struction in August 1958, he was awarded a bachelor of science degree in marine and electrical engineering, a U. S. Coast Guard third engineer's1icense5 and a commis- ion as ensign in the Naval Reserve. In September of that year, he reported for active duty, and a year-and-a-half later he was accepted in the Regular Navy. Upon completion of the student tour at Monterey, Cdr. Goodwin was awarded a master of science degree in meteorology. A Cdr. Goodwin is married to the former Miss Carol Ann Brad- ley of Boston. The couple reside in the Norfolk area with their six children. ' 5 - 1 1 , eq , ' 5 y 1- J. kf '?-Af, e ' r ' B' I - 1 1-f,5s f'f'-3 l. +'fif1 : , ,.TY'?.rr,.--w , x , ff -f-'fl I 'yr-4.-,elf , . - ' - ',ge'f'Le ' V , ,.,,, '. 1.- ' , - f ...si 43' ,L g ttf' fe V 4 VL, A. . H . , .V I f fp P 1 , J . , V 1 , if :Gif ? ,fbftt fn 3, r A , . W- , W tg at 4 Q-yr., Tig!! X ln vi :N A, 4 1 -4 ,,,:,,.,, r 8 vt., Q, ,iw ,Aging at 5 L' 5 ., be . 'L yt yd, me, grfrxrr , fs, , f J, fe, as -3. at 1 -r 1. -1 W ' f, .nr-f - M fs me 4 'H .E 1 new 5 qua- .' ,,.e it'r ,, 'li L1 I' ff arf'-ff 52? ' gli , F , 1