Anchorage (LSD 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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. . -, - .- Y,,g:Y,, .nl-,M ' YN , ' 'MI 'AT I 'T ,lil CDR David S. Angood ommander Angood was born in Alameda, Califomia and raised in Battle Creek, Michi- gan. He was commissioned through the Naval ROTC pro- gram at the University of Michi- gan, where he graduated in 1980 with a B.A. in Education. He also played offensive center on the University of Michigan Football team. His initial sea assignment was in USS CAYUGA CLST 11865 where he served as CIC Officer and Auxiliaries, Electrical and Repair Officer. Transferring to USS WORDEN CCG-185 in 1985, he served as CIC Officer and Auxiliaries Officer. Follow- ing completion ofthe SWOS De- i partment Head course, he was assigned as Engineering Officer on USS REID CFFG-305. 1 Transferring in April 1989, his next assignment was as Staff Material Officer for Com- i mander, Destroyer Squadron TWENTY ONE. He was ordered in March 1991 t0 CINCLANTFLT Propulsion Examining Board as a Gas Turbine Examiner. From Novem- ber 1993 to March 1995 he served as Executive Officer on USS OLDENDORF CDD 9721. His moSt recent assignment was to the I3 directorate in the Mobility Control Center, United States Transporta- tion Command, at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. Commander Angood received a Masters Degrcfb in Intemational Relations from Webster University of St. Louis, Missouri. He also graduated from the United States Air Force Air War College. Personal awards include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, the Meritorious Service Medal, the Navy Commendation Medal with two gold stars, and the Joint Service Achievement Medal. Commander Angood is married to the former Heidi Johnson of Battle Creek, Michigan. They have two children. a son Trevor and a daughter Kaitlyn. 'f.g'f7 . : .-' I ' ...if -. ' -fl' L- :A v,-1 -if fa -.., .. . ,,.-,x, nrt., . ,.,.. ...- - -,..-- - ..- -- -Q. ., Sa -'- ..--1--1 :N. -- 1-12: -1 ff' 'T V ' - - ,, .15 - -i - 'CMH-J ive - , Q '?'.'?fffi9ffifm2-Z-afmffsnzf.www-Q-6.-I-,.-...W , . . -, , I - g V 1 . ,A Q- Q -V Z gggigq ,.1v1.,.,. 1.5:-7 .-..-:, , '3 .,-.-f 7 - i .,. Y, .Lw5..5g',-fq.53.ge-,ts1-

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.ww CHANGE WOZMOSMMAND 5 Commander Angood speaks t was a beautiful November day with hardly 3 cloud in the sky. There is not a better place to have a change of command than at sea! In ad- dition to the ANCHORAGE crew members and em- barked Marines, the ceremony was attended by Commodore Wall, Commander Amphibious Squad- ron Five, COL Guenther, Commander of 13th Ma- rine Expeditionary Unit CMEUJ, and Captain Hall, Commanding Officer USS TARAWA. The ceremony began with a few words from Commodore Wall and was followed by a presentation of the commis- sioning pennant to Commander Angood. Com- mander Angood then addressed his crew for the last time in an emotional and thankful farewell ad- dress. A reception followed during which the Mess Specialists produced a wonderful meal consisting of hors d'oeuvres, roasted pig, and many other tasty foods. On behalf of the crew of USS ANCHOR- AGE, we would like to wish Commander Angood fair winds and following seas!! ,Q - -r Q' bk Jin: - - sf + - -- . ..- f 'nv'-v..-f . Y' 1- ry- -,,. -Thr, I M pil Z X ' ,lv 'z' . N ,.,., . HN, -A if 4 A45 ' .- , ,.j,,c.., , I ' A , ,-- , , - ., . , f gif ' :V ' V aux . ' 5 ' , - . Commodore Wall fi Q .., --o ., , -V An., , YA t ,af 5 -- V' ' , Ll M... -T44 ' ' , K. qi Commander Flowers assumes command