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USS STEIN IFF 10651 is a Knox class frigate named.in honor of Corporal
Tony Stein, Marine hero and Medal of Honor winner 1n World War ll . The
FF- 1052 class vessel is configured for optimum anti-submarine n
performance, however, it is also capable of carrying .out other routine
destroyer tasks, such as naval gunfire support, anti-air warfare and
replenishment operations.
Since STElN's primary mission is anti-submarine warfare, her main
armament is configured to provide the optimum in ASW search, detection
and kill. STEIN is equipped with an AN X SOS-26CX bow-mounted sonar
which is capable of multi-mode operationsg the AN X SOS-35 Independent
Variable Depth Sonar CIVDSJ and the LAMPS manned helicopter system,
including its MAD and sono-buoy capabilities. ASW armaments include
the ASROC long-range, rocket-fired torpedosg above water torpedo tubes,
which can fire either MK44 or MK46 torpedoesg and LAMPS dropped
torpedoes. ln addition, for self protection and antiair warfare , STEIN is
equipped with a 5' ' X 54 dual purpose , rapid-fire gun, and the basic point
defense missile system.
The keel of USS STEIN was laid on 1 june 1970 at Lockheed Shipbuilding
and Construction Company, Seattle, Wash. She was launched 19
December 1970, and was commissioned on 8 january 1972 at the Puget
Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington. ln April 1972, STEIN
steamed south for a four week 14,000 mile shakedown cruise in Central and
South America . In june of 1972 STEIN participated in the Everett,
Washington "Salty Sea Days" festival and the Portland Oregon Rose
Festival.
STEIN departed her homeport of San Diego for her first WestPac
deployment in April 1973. While deployed she visited japan, Taiwan and
the Philippines, and participated in exercise "Green Light 73" a joint
U.S. fU.K. fleet exercise in the South China Sea in August 1973. STEIN
also participated in exercise "Longex 73" , a joint allied exercise with
British, Dutch, New Zealand, and Australian units participating. This
afforded the opportunity to visit Townsville , Ausu-alia, Sydney, Australia ,
rin3g3Auckland, New Zealand. STEIN retumed to San Diego on 1 November
September 1974 marked the start of STEIN's second WestPac
deployment. In the course of nearly seven months, STEIN covered over
38,000 miles. Exercise "MlDLlNK 74" a joint operation in the Indian
Ocean involving nearly S0 ships from the U.S. , U.K. , Iran and Pakistan,
brought STEIN to Karachi, Pakistan and Singapore . Chrisunas was spent in
Thailand, where most of the crew visited Bangkok. Stops in Hong Kong,
Kellung and Kaoshiung, Taiwan and the Philippines helped the crew relax
between the rigorous training exercises. On the return trip, STEIN made a
stop at Guam, Midway and Hawaii, and arrived at San Diego, 7 April
In November 1976, STEIN returned to San Diego after an extensive
eleven month overhaul in Portland, Oregon. With her retum, STEIN
commenced a rigorous schedule of tests and local operations, preparing for
her third Westem Pacific deployment during the first half of 1978.
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Vice Admiral 1Medical Corps, U.S. Navy Retiredj and
Mrs. R.M. Gillett of San Diego, California, and is a
graduate of the Bolles School of jacksonville, Florida
and San Diego City College. He received a Bachelor of
Science Degree from San Diego State University and
furthered his post graduate education in the Navy at the
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California.
Commander Gillett entered the Naval Service in
August 1958 through the Officer Candidate School at
Newport, Rhode Island. Upon receiving his commission
as Ensign, he reported to USS BRAINE QDD-6305,
serving three years as First Lieutenant, ASW Officer
and Weapons Officer. I-Ie next reported to USS STONE
COUNTY QLST-1l4ly as Executive Officer. Subsequent
duty assignments have been instructor in Anti-Air
Warfare at the Fleet Combat Training Center Pacific,
Operations Officer of USS HERBERT 1. THOMAS QDD-
833jg Assistant Surface Officer and Surface Strike
Warfare Officer on the Staff of Commander Attack
Carrier Striking Force, U.S. Seventh Fleetg student at
the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey,
Californiag commissioning Executive Officer, USS
WHIPPLE QFF-l062Jg Deputy
Communications fOperations Officer on the Staff of
Commander Naval Base Pearl Harbor
HawaiifCommandant Fourteenth Naval District and
Assistant Operations Officer Naval Communications
Area Master Station Honolulu and most recently,
Combat Systems and Operations Officer, USS CHICAGO
CCG-115.
Commander Gillett has been decorated with the Navy
Commendation Medal with Combat "V" and a second
decoration. He also holds the following awards:
Presidential Unit Citation, Navy Unit Commendation,
Meritorious Unit Commendation, National Defense
Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with Silver Star, The
Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, The Republic
of Vietnam Campaign Medal and the Battle "E" Award.
Commander Gillett resides with his wife the former
Linda Pelton of San Diego, California and their two
daughters, jennifer and Dana.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Marvin J. Bucholz
Lieutenant Commander Bucholz was born in Cando,
North Dakota and graduated from the University of
North Dakota. Upon completion of Officer Candidate
School he was commissioned as an Ensign in the U.S.
Naval Reserve in December of 1964. He later
completed courses of instruction at Destroyer School in
Newport, Rhode Island in l97l and at Armed Forces
Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia in 1975.
Initially at sea, Lieutenant Commander Bucholz
served as Main Propulsion Assistant, Engineering
Officer and First Lieutenant in USS PAGE COUNTY
KLST-10769 and subsequently as Executive Officer in
USS JOHN S. MCCAIN QDDG-365. He has also served as
Flag Secretary and Personal Aide to Commander Task
Force Seven Six. ln addition, Lieutenant Commander
Bucholz has served as Future Operations Assistant on
the Staff of Commander Amphibious Force, U.S.
Pacific Fleet.
Lieutenant Commander Bucholz is authorized to wear
two Navy Commendation Medals with "V".
He is married to the former Marilyn Wilson of La
Mesa, California and they have two sons, Chad and
Clint.
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5 EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Keith M. Arndt
Lieutenant Commander Arndt was born in
Seattle, Washington and attended schools in
Richland, Washington. He is a graduate of
Washington State University and was
commissioned an Ensign upon completion of
Naval Officer Candidate School in june 1965.
Lieutenant Commander Arndt's initial
assignment was the amphibious ship USS
TORTUGA fLSD-261 in which he served as A
Communications Officer. His next tour of duty
was as Officer-in-Charge of a PCF qSwift Boatj
operation out of Qui Nhon, Vietnam from june
1967 to june 1968 Lieutenant Commander Arn
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then served on the staff of Commandant,
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ELEVENTH Naval District in San Diego prior to
attending Naval Destroyer School, Newport,
Rhode Island in 1970. Upon graduation from
Naval Destroyer School, he served as
Operations Officer aboard the destroyer USS
HANSON QDD-8325. Following an assignment as
Commanding Officer, Naval Reserve Center,
Vallejo, California he was ordered to
Headquarters, Navy Recruiting Area EIGHT in
San Francisco. Lieutenant Commander Arndt
graduated with highest distinction from the Naval
War College, Newport, Rhode Island in july 1976
and then served as Flag Secretary and Aide to
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reported aboard STEIN iii April 1978. Kelth M Afndt
In addition to service and campaign ribbons,
Lieutenant Commander Arndt has been awarded
the Bronze Star with Combat "V" , the Navy
Commendation Medal with Combat "V" and Gold
Star in lieu of a second award, and the Purple
Heart.
He is married to the former Susan Blair of
Peshastin, Washington and they have two tr an :-. Q..
children, Marc and Erika.
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Tony Stein was born in Dayton, Ohio on 30
September 1921, the son of Mrs. and Mr. Steve
Stein. He attended grammar school in Dayton and
Went on to be a student at Kaiser High School.
With the outbreak of World War ll, Tony Stein
felt his patriotic duty and enlisted in the Marine
Corps . Corporal Stein became an expert
marksman and on several occasions saved the
lives of his companions . On Bouganville, for
instance, he knocked his commanding officer to the
ground while simultaneously firing a burst into a
nearby treetop in which a japanese sniper was
concealed. Before the end of the campaign, he had
singlehandedly eliminated four other snipers .
The events of 19 February 1945, the day of the
initial assault on lwo Jima, climaxed the wartime
career of Corporal Stein. Stein's Battalion had
managed to isolate the hill by taking the narrow
isthmus at the foot of Suribachi, but then became
entrapped in a blazing Japanese crossfire which
pinned down the entire unit. Using his improvised
aircraft weapon, Corporal Stein and his company
commander, Captain Grove Wilkins "stepped out
across Iwo Jima as if they owned the place - and
their amazing courage kept things going".
Corporal Stein suffered minor injuries as his
weapon was shot from his hands. His performance
on the day of 19 February 1945 was truly
instrumental in pacing ultimate victory.
Less than two weeks later he volunteered to help
clear a ridge of japanese snipers so that his
company could capture an airstrip at the north end
of the i island. On 1 March 1945 he fell mortally
wounded while charging enemy machine gun
emplacements . The Medal of Honor was presented
to Mrs . Tony Stein by RADM F. W. Pennoyer,
jr. , on 19 February 1946.
CSTEI
"has been designed to embody symbols
the source of the ship's name.
major elements:
the top of the shield are five white stars on
of light bluefthe ribbon color of the Medal
lofi-lonorj symbolic of the Medal of Honor, the stars
with one point to base alluding to the Medal of Honor
pendant.
The embattled scarlet and gold fyellowj bend, in
the colors of the Marine Corps, are given to show
strength and honor and alludes to Corporal Tony
Stein, USMC, in whose honor the ship is named.
The ancient mariner's "boarding-pike" is
symbolic of the seas and the navy men who carried
the fight to the enemy with inherent strength. The
boarding-pike is gold on a field of silver.
Corporal Stein was born and raised in Dayton,
Ohio. The state flower of Ohio is the Red Carnation,
imposed on the right side of the crest within a field of
white.
The motto of the STEIN is "INDOMITABLE" . lt
was taken from the citation accompanying Corporal
Stein's Medal of Honor:
Stouthearted and indomitable, Corporal Stein, by
his aggressive initiative, sound judgment and
unquavering devotion to duty in the face of terrific
odds, contributed materially to the fulfillment of his
mission and his outstanding valor throughout the
bitter hours of conflict enhanced and sustained the
highest traditions of the United States Naval
Service."
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STEIN proved her versatility throughout numerous and varied assignments during the
deployment. She successfully completed every commitment as scheduled and excelled in all
evolutions .
One particular and somewhat peculiar Indian Ocean assignment entailed the
"embarkation" of 3,000 coconuts in Diego Garcia for subsequent delivery to Rodriguez
Island.
A coconut bin was assembled on the Main Deck aft of the Flight Deck and forward of the
Basic Point Defense Missile Launcher. This bin was constructed upon STEIN's initial visit
to Subic Bay in early February 1978. Upon anchoring in Diego Garcia in March, the 3,000
coconuts were "embarked" from LCM boats alongside with the aid of a crane and cargo
nets.
The next morning, March 6, STEIN sailed for Rodriguez and anchored there on March 9
while sailors pitched 3,000 coconuts over the side into an empty barge. '
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