Alamo (LSD 33) - Naval Cruise Book

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, Executive fficer Commander Tl: Radich f ' f V . I 1 j . t ' E151 ' V-j ',f5':f:1'5 'ffl-i. - l'13,ji -5I'lf:5'jiLf:f,!j'j, -E .,ijrl ':21if,'if,f'.,f 1'-19 fiEff!15-,5T1ii1vif?Y1i1?z111.E3f1Z, a:'v'iE',I'51 'v'-i:fZ zf'fzFf'3',-5-513,153ifiY11f',l111Eg15j3:113512?51f2f'1Ef5f:.-'i'5g?Eff-'1Y-,4.f,.'2,f1j1f:'ff'Zj'g1 '3W13'r11 f.f1.'-,11z,Q1f,1?151143up'51 fw:'-52511-53,52,.'?1j,2?v 1-?5'2I1-ff?r4af,1,2-fraq,gff11'f1 -wpf,jWr 1 - r I 1 1 - ' 1 --'1i I I ' 1 1 1 V , 1 1' fi 1 f- ' f 1,11 f, fr 1, f -14-fi, ff-L .1-17-f,,1v.,,,.,,1'1-zf,4,fv.1, fc,1111,':1:1j'f,.'3f-,14,1f.1,,1,1y,-fg,,f1,1f,'a.,:,,f,,-1v,-r.v7fgVf,1-,,1,VZ-17413111,-,::,,,f,,,7.11115, CDR Th0maS P. Radfidw of WCSW 1e e' ee1 f 55- in Cfeanogfaphv and received 1e l 1977. I it e111l 1 e1e1ee 1e1e11 I ee111 1 i of eeT1e 1 11r1i I'fijqr11rii e1 e 1e e e111 11e H9 f9P0ffSd Hb0f1fd U55 HERMITAGE ILSD'-343 fiiiiliilyf Officer and later Navigator. In 1974 he returned to theINavailigAcademyi then attended Department Head School from January to Auf' ustof 1978, d 1 GREY CFP-10543 Prom September 1978 to November 1980, wiere hefservedf Officer and Tactical Action Officer. In November of 1980 he assumed the duties of Officer and Senior Watch Officer aboard USS BRISTOL COUNTY KLST-11981. September of 1982. After attendin Leadershi Management Education Training Instructor to December of 1982, CDR Radicfr became Slfripboard Management Department Head at School Detachment Coronado, and later, LMET Department Head and Instructor. In assumed the duties of Executive Officer aboard USS ALAMO KLSD-331. 1 I ' CDR Radich wears the Navy Achievment Medal, three Battle E s, the National Defense Deployment Medal and the Vietnam Service Medal. I I f f cw, ,f fr fi f,f,.-M, I It fr if X X ' r:-i---- ' f--aff-aff--S 1----- --ar' -'-'ff-1' - ...Q .:.2-.:.-.- -

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Commanding Dfficer Commander RV Berg i 1 i 1 1 1 I - f 7 7 C nnmnn gp mmnf 1 nnmn 1 1 nnm nm mm n n , f nnnm nnminnn n'nn ' 1 h CDR Ronald V. Berg, a native of Petaluma,Californiaeand a graduatefofa Washington State. Univetetfafgt Zggigglf Naval Officer Candidate School in March of 1966. After three months of antisubrnarine warfare school he reporte to 10233 as anti-submarine warfare and gunnery officer. I I J I I It g ll l It I of ir l fl I If ffllp I In April of 1968 he reported to USSS hinxfARl'.-218, I ' f If I ' I ' ' p a unit o the Mobile Riverineforcef Viffliarniiaif 9l5f3fafl5Ilf'aOfficers1P0uO2igfu?xi assignment CDR Berg reported to NRSD 13-6 IND in Spokane, Washington to assume the duties of trainmgiofficerrancl ater, officer. In March of 1972, then-Lieutenant Berg attended Naval Destroyer School in Newport, Rhode Island. Following graduation he repflffed to USS W'lt ' DD- ' ' 7 ' h i sie Q 7161 where he served as Engineer until November of 1974. In December of the same year, CDR Berg became aide tot e Deputy Chief of Naval Reserve in New Orleans, Louisiana. I After attending the college of naval command and staff at the U.S. Naval War College, CDR Berg reported as executive officer 0r'tl703fd USS Barbour County QLST 11951 in January of 1978. a In September of 1979 CDR Ber assu d h d , g me t e uties of assistant officer in charge at Surface Warfare Officer School command detachment Coronado, San Diego, California. In January of 1981, CDR Berg was promoted to his present rank. Beginning in August of 1981, CDR Berg attended the senior officer ship's material course and then reported onboard USSCBGHBQU Wood CLHA-31 as engineer officer. I 7 p I p CDR Berg reported aboard USS Alamo KLSD-333 as commanding officer on 14. fav f, 1984, CDR , a 'Q -..ii men ,ation medal and Navy A-1 E1if:we,i.e12t Medal with Combat V. in addlflfi 1 he wears various unit commendations, campaign and seivife rnefiel Berg wears the Meritorious Service Medal N v J Cora fi I - - - 'G 4- -' - 1-- ' f - -- ' -' --1-2. - 4'9 J.,..4:.:E-N2E1kZClrf'1fEE'7I'iVS ' ' '7 'P '73Zf f 7Q 1 1 H -'L '5STf5'.'f?'ETflF'J'56Lf'?aT 'A I- '1' '

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