Richard E Byrd (DDG 23) - Naval Cruise Book

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V x ' , A .,',-7, 1 -. -: , 33-eb.-,-.aff-L -A-.1-.Lai Q, , 151.144F-pLf'12f1'lfls+2'W-A' M L ET' f:-ev -r f 5. 1-fmiilaxefzfeesslxsmsv-:ay A -5v Q--Gr'-.iPt1E1LfA-:-:Pu-fv:,'4 , ' ' ' -xf'1'+1x-Q-,f::1fA, -w-'fgs-,i'La:5f1s4,1 f, -MASQ-xr , xiggzg-Lfgf,w3j,Q .5-Wi sf f 'nfl se, . ? 4 W ,Ji 4 up V, 1. f 1 , F ORE WORD Haze Gray and underway. That phrase describes USS RICHARD E. BYRD perfectly. During our Standing Naval Force Atlantic deployment the crew of RICHARD E. BYRD earned a Sea Service Ribbon for underway time as well as the Battle ED for efficiency for the 18-month competitive cycle ending March 31, 1985. The Shootin', Steamin' Richard participated in numerous successful operations including firing range exercises, submarine hunting, damage control drills, and anti-air warfare. Exercise Bright Horizon was an especially intense drill which was highlighted by coordinated air operations with military aircraft from West Germany, Norway, and Denmark in simulated AAW operations. A simulated exercise was not in the Plan of the Day on May 23 as RICHARD E. BYRD was assigned unscheduled surveillance operations in response to the largest Soviet Task Force to ever deploy from the Mediterranean. RICHARD E. BYRD operated with NATO units for nine days shadowing the Soviet aircraft carrier Kiev in demonstration of NATO's quick response to potential enemy threat. The deployment had its share of relaxation along with the necessary long hours of combat training. RICHARD E. BYRD made 15 port visits during the deployment. The opportunity for travel in Europe was ag much appreciated reward for the hard work completed underway and in port by all divisions on board. All good things must come to an end and on June 30, during our port visit to Halifax, Nova Scotia, RICHARD E. BYRD was relieved as the U.S. NAVY member of SNEI. by USS STEPHEN W. GROVES QFFG-295, signaling the end of Soviet surveillance ops, Joint NATO exercises, and DDG-23,5 participation in the January-July journey. This cruisebook is a multi-threat effort, it serves as a tribute to the sailors, a picture book of port calls and activities, and a reminder of life on board our home away from home, UNITED STATES SHIP RICHARD E. BYRD. I DEX PA GE 4 SHIP'S SCHEDULE 10 OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT 26 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 44 ADMINISTRATION DIVISION 48 WEAPONS DEPARTMENT 64 SUPPLY DEPARTMENT 76 PHOTO CREDIT 77 CRUISEBOOK STAFF 79 LISBON, PORTUGAL 82 WILHELMSHAVEN, WEST GERMANY 84 DEN HELDER, NETHERLANDS 85 BERGEN, NORWAY 88 AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS 91 GHENT, BELGIUM 93 PARIS, FRANCE 94 PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND 96 LORIENT, FRANCE 98 ESBERG, DENMARK 99 LEIXOES, PORTUGAL 100 KIEV OPS 101 CADIZ, SPAIN 103 PONTA DELGADA, AZORES 104 SAILPAST 107 HALIFAX, CANADA 109 HOMECOMING!!! ,,,w:r, Q34 SNFL POR TCALLS 1985 10 JANUARY 02 JULY 10 JANUARY 17-20 JANUARY 23-28 JANUARY 08-12 FEBRUARY 16-18 FEBRUARY 22 FEB.-01 MARCH 04-08 MARCH 14-18 MARCH 22 MARCH-15 APRIL 25-29 APRIL 02-04 MAY 06-07 MAY 21-23 MAY 31 MAY-03 JUNE 15-17 JUNE 25-30 JUNE 02 JULY DEPART NORFOLK, VIRGINIA PONTA DELGADA, AZORES LISBON, PORTUGAL WILHELMSHAVEN, WEST GERMANY DEN HELDER, NETHERLANDS BERG EN, 'NORWAY AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS GHENT, BELGIUM PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND LORIENT, FRANCE ESBERG, DENMARK FREDRIKSHAVEN, DENMARK LEIXOES, PORTUGAL CADIZ, SPAIN PONTA DELGADA, AZORES HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA ARRIVE HOME! f ff 3, k,,, , CSNFL STANAVFORLANT is composed of between four and nine destroyers or frigate type ships, operating continuously as one unit. Ships drawn from NATO navies normally operating in the Atlantic are assigned to STANAVFORLANT for up to six months on a rotational basis. Ships' companies perfect techniques of operating together by constant practice between ships and by personnel exchanges within the Force. The Force Commander is a Commodore selected annually from one of the contributing NATO navies. i T T A X T f .,,k,gGx SNFL Commodore and Commanding Officers of the NATO Force address their troops. 'tm Commander Henderson is a native of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and a graduate of Vanderbilt University. He received his commission through the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps in June of 1968, and reported to USS SHELTON fDDA790l. His subsequent shipboard assignments have been in USS BROOKE QFFGJJ, USS MOUNT HOOD QAE-295, and USS LEFTWICH CDD-9845. Commander Henderson earned the Master of Science Degree in Telecommunications Systems at the Naval Postgraduate School, and is a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College. He has served on the staffs of COMMANDER CRUISER DESTROYER FLOTILLA FOUR, COMMANDER MIDDLE EAST FORCE, and COMMANDER SECOND FLEET. Commander Henderson is entitled to wear the Meritorious Service Medal, the Navy Commendation Medal ltvvo awardsl, the Navy Achievement Medal, and various unit and campaign awards. He is married to the former Ann Hara Price, of Paducah, Kentucky, and has one daughter, Ladianne. C OMMANDI G OFFICER . CDR JosEPH K. HENDERSON ' I tw .K LCDR James J. LoBue Lieutenant Commander LoBue is a native of Buffalo, New York and a graduate of University of Notre Dame. He received his commission through Ofhcer Candidate School in August 1972 and reported to USS LAWRENCE CDDG-45. His subsequent shipboard assignments have been in USS SARSFIELD CDD-8375, USS EDWARD MCDONNELL CEE-10435, and USS DETROIT CAOE-43. LCDR LoBue earned an MS in Physiology from the State University of New York. He has served on the staffs of COMNAVSURFLANT and COMCRUDESGRU EIGHT. LCDR LoBue is entitled to wear the Navy Commendation Medal C2 awardsj, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal ftor action off Beirut and Grenadal, Navy Unit Commendation Medal, Battle Efficiency Award, Navy Expeditionary Medal C2 awardsl. He is married to the former Anne M. Durkin and has one daughter, Jennifer, and two sons, Mike and Daniel. EXECUTIVE UFFICER .Z,.., 91 tgp 25 TH UNREP PAR TY TALENT SHO W MAKING OF AN ENSIGN BYRD'S BIRTHDAY I ALL BACK EMERGENCYPIII KITE-EX 1-85 paw THIS IS A CROSS-POL .... TEX ,W ,U ffw Wff' ff X 46 I X v 5 H, WA! flv ffwkx QLJ A , ,,k W Diff! '-,, Hg' Ibm r, WWWWMAM4 X V , QZZQZZZQZ 'Mas K..- .Y X K J , f ' A ' ' , Q Q , P , .. 1 . . 1 jffz. 4 ,,.-11, . . f .i A TL . .Q 4 I - ' ' - . NAT K ,.V, .Y . . 'ilfbf Ei ' acl -Z., . 0311- ' f -,Z , 25, x -525, . hi.: by 4.5-g 1 iff' 4 ' .ij-gi ' 55.545 ...yi 15.11-A? Tgiegii X. 1 -3: , f-'l 'V w . I li. . ,nEh'? va 5, ' 4 .fzfi 1 ,jflfi .2 1- L, ff?-U, :iii 4'3 1 ,mix gi 31? 4 ' I ., ' ' fi? 1 5553 1 1 - . 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N-J lAbovel LT McKenna, QM1 Anderson X fRightl QMSN Pickett, QMS Iddings, QMS Sanders, QM2 Campbell CBelowl QM1 Anderson and QM2 Campbell M-4 f I. f X 1 f w SIGNALME '--u,,NNN N me Q-W 5 fOpposite pagej QTopJ SMSN Kuhn and SM3 Pelayo practice square knots on SM3 Kaiser fLower1eftJSMSN Lindsey, SM3 Caron iLower RightJ SM3 Kaiser, SM3 Pelayo, SM3 Caron, SMSN Kuhn QAboveJ RM2 Jackson, RMl Jones, RM3 Sukenick, RMSN Reed fUpper rightj LT Parker, RMC Johnston CRightJ RM1 Kowaleski, RMSN Readyhough fBelowD RM3 Ritchie, RM3 Kubovsak, RM2 Wheeler, RM2 Dials 'Uh 47 fi K, 4 RADO N K WK, i -gi'-x 1-ll . ,X , 1 If Z' In K 'H 1 f, 'ss K 1 lpn IW! IM w l ' f f f ' 1 3 1 1 l 4 1 'aux N ' , 1 1 ,Z it W: ii SNF L SAILPAS TS During STANAVFORLANT 85, sailors from NATO countries had an excellent opportunity to take a look at each other as people, and as friends, not only as allies Friendships grew strong as the deployment sailed through its six-month course. It was disappointing to see friends leave as each ship of the force detached from SN FL enroute to homeport or another assignment, SNFL crew members took each ship's departure from the Force and turned it into a party. The Sailpast tradition was upheld by RICHARD E. BYRD and all the SNFL ships as bluejackets dressed in homespun costumes, waved hand painted signs and banners, and cheered hearty farewells as departing vessels sailed past the remaining Force ships. Sailpast activities included firehose battles, water balloon tossing, shouting matches, and costumed clowning. RICHARD E. BYRD received Sailpast honors enroute to port of call in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she participated in the 75th anniversary of the Canadian Navy. MMC Marc QNXA Nucl Anciaux contributed the best , poster of the Sailpast activities as his MAY the KSNFLD FORCE EE WITH YOU! banner received the most votes during R.E. BYRD's Sailpast Poster and Costume Contest. 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M53 Franco and DK1 Kirton MS2 Adams, MS3 Anderson, MSSN Nelson, and SK2 McRae Cmissing from photograph-Supply Berthings televisionl MSSN Nelson and SKSN Meier Was it something I said? xi I said? S4DIV MS2 Buck, MS2 Adams, MSI Galvan a I Q ? DK3 Greene Wake me on Payday. fDK1 Kirtonj L 4- psl ' -If -qmszhnvbw J K ull, 4 SK2 Cass and SK2 McRae S-1 DIV. X, , ,, SK3 Morales and HN Bnggs Congratulations Captain SKI Layne 6600 S-3 DIV. .Ng , g,,.,, N'-.y -gp.. tfff 0 my :fgf A w ifg WMM ,pp ff 5 i I r I 1 X y Wait your tum pun-nn 'ir SH 1 Smalls and MSC Salvador I? What do you mean empty? -li w .11-1 V. km k 53 r nv, ,W , We are hllmg lt as fast as we can SHI Hartman Winn I , n f , my . f X gf f V fy f , , 4,f , A , 5.515 Q 5 3 , f f, ' f '. 1 Q' H f fnj' Q ' W 3 X 7 W Q i 1 f I f 4 f 2 f H ' f L 4 , 7' Mu 4 . , Z W M Nm 1 , M G 1, 1 QQ-Q X N W fwft WF kms x Q wmW.WW , ,041-1 ' X -fm it nw., 'We 'I fx lv Wi M W PI-IGTG CREDIT JO3 James, OS2 Lewald, MMC Anciaux, EW3 Stone, LTJG Parker, MM3 Morrison, EW2 Ross, CDR Merritt, SN Welch, OS2 Mullins, ancl LT Friecllander .A , T-'af CRUISEBOGK STAFF Editor-in-Chief: LT John Friedlander Coordinator: LT Ramiro Sepulveda Copy Editor: JO3 Curtis James Layout Assistant: OS2 Thomas Lewald Cartoonist: MM3 Chris Morrison r Many thanks to Walsworth Publishing Company and Mr. Barry C. Brown, East Coast Directorg Ms. Jean Czeiler, Production Manager The Cruisebook Staff takes great pride in presenting our finished book to you. Completing this book was an enjoyable cruise in itself for us. What you have in your hands is a memory bookg we trust they are pleasant ones. Personnel who deserve credit for the book's completion include: LT Sepulveda, who acted as Cruisebook Coordinator and liaison to the Walsworth crewg O52 Lewald, who initiated the bookis production and took a great portion of the photos you will see hereg YNC Day, who contributed typing and caption ideasg MMC Anciaux, for his photographs of the port visits and Sailpast activitiesg and JO3 James, who served as photographer and wrote the copy included herein. Enjoy, 9' THE sri-xFF 49 P0 TA DELGAD AZQRES 17-20 JA UARY f X f 1 L , ' f Y ,I Z A U Sai p.....f,fJp Q X f Dbciza f X nWf' LISBO POR T GAL 23-28 JANUARY Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, was a beautiful seaport that BYRD crewmembers had five days to visit. The city is located on the Tagus River just before it spills into the Atlantic. Our portcall in Lisbon brought with it two important changes of the guard. LCDFZ James Lobue relieved LCDR Jackson as XO, and BTCM Pasche became Command Master Chief. K .s f 1 ' .N QKYQ, Wx . , ::L. Q, 3 09 Sf, 1. ' 'L f ffx, fsaa. , riff Frigates f'1red upon before exercises The Associated Press ULISBON -- Three mortar rounds wereirffred yesterday near three frigates waiting to take part in NATO naval exercises, and a Portuguese extremist groupe ciaimcd responsibility, police said, No injuries' or damage to the ships were reported. Bomb squad investigators said the shots were fired shortly after i3 a.m. and must have exploded in the Tagus Estuary near the ships, which were anchored in Lisbon harbor before heading out to sea for the exercises. r Hours after the explosions, anony- mous cailers telephoned Portugafs state-run news agency Anop and a radio station. Radio Commercial, and claimed the lefiist group, the Popular Forces of April 25, had carried out the action. i J Radio Commercial said it was un- able to iind a note the caller said had been left at a certain location in the Portuguese capital. The three ships targeted inn the attack -- the frigates Arcthusa of Brit- ain, Jan van Braquel' of the Nether- lands and Narvic of Norway -- left the harbor later in the morning to join the maneuvers of NA'I'0's standing naval force in the Atlantic. Capt. Eric Capela, press spokesman at NATO's local command post, said the three ships, along with the USS Richard E. Byrd, the Hamburg of West Germany and the Iroquois of Canada, ina been anchored in Lenoir and Wednesday. o 1 p The Popular Forces claimed re- sponsibility for mortar attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Lisbon ion Nov. 25 and a suburban NATO command post Dec.9. ,t y In notes afier the embassy attack, the group said it was protesting Portu4 gal's military ties to theillnited States and NATO. 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Drinking a cold one on Cadiz's beach area was a favorite pasttime for several USNFL tourists. Our inport period was also an excellent opportunity for BYRD crewmembers to visit the other ships of SNFL. Our departure from Cadiz found the crew in good spirits as our deployment was only one month from completion. jg CADIZ, SPAI 30 MAY-O JUNE Portcall Cadiz offered our sailors a few appreciated days of rest on the beach. Crewmembers enjoyed eating in the fine local restaurants and shopping in the many souvenir shops. Drinking a cold one on Cadiz's beach area was a favorite pasttime for several SNFL tourists. Our inport period was also an excellent opportunity for BYRD crewmembers to visit the other ships of SNFL. Our departure from Cadiz found the crew in good spirits as our deployment was only one month from completion. f'-4-.....JM,,,,, -:,..-wq UM g, ,.-1 w5.au-I-' 1' l-5.a--M4 ' f x ml 4 N A 1 x M XS ix X S N Aff WWW! Wa- ff, , ,f Q sxwawyf W I , ff W, , ff fzxdiz V.-fy f . 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