Arleigh Burke (DDG 51) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1989

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Coat of Arms USS ARLEIGH BURKE QDDG 5'lj The Shield The crest outlined in blue and gold stands for the outstanding achievements in battle of Admiral Burke against the naval power of japan, a formidable foe. 2 n The fist and mace symbolize the offensive defense power of the new destroyer. The mace, also a symbol of authority, represents Admiral Burke's outstanding service as Chief of Naval Operations. lt also refers to Admiral Marc Mitscher, an influential figure and men- tor, for whom Admiral Burke served as Chief of Staff. Admiral Burke's Destroyer Squadron 23, represented by the boarder of 23 ovals, was the only United States Destroyer Squadron awarded a Presidential Unit Citation, signified by the canton of blue yellow, and red. The ovals also refer to the year 1923 in which Midshipman Burke was graduated from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Twenty-three also reflects Admiral Burke's distinguished service on the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations as KOP-23l The Crest The mounted figure of St. George recalls Admiral Burke's cele- brated victory in the Battle of Cape St. George over japanese naval forces. His mantle bears a gold cross for the Navy Cross awarded to the Admiral. The birch branch on the helmet represents Admiral Burke himself, a reference to his name derived from his Scandina- vlan heritage. The red sea dragon symbolizes japanese naval power assaulted by the forces under Captain Burke's command. It is gorged ifvlth the two gold stars he was awarded for outstanding service The tance impaling the dragon signifies ordinance on target. The capa- bl ities of theinbew destroyer, the most powerful and survivable ever UI t, are signified .by the full armor and equipment of the warrior St George. The Admiral's nickname 31-K t B k ' I l number 31 on the horse's harness. no ur e ls recal ed by the

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