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' . . x t - Q' ksikw 1, i H' Q-fax kiln -- -f.:- -4x .... 1 'nf Q CUSS BARRY M953 -1 47 Jun lmaolullunanusanlnvlullslnn. 3 153 n pn-0-v-Q '--0 I I I I --I I I I I I A , I N- , 5 f 1 1. l I I II I .-.. ' I l 1 I .. I 1. , I 3 I ni i I rv- I I -1 g I I I f'X 5. :QI CX '-P1 I l X X X X. X Q X X X X ix. K XXX s XX XXX X XXX- X -X X. FX -Xa XXXX XXXX1 XsXX X XXX XXXXX K' X XX XXX X X15 XXX XXX Xf XXXX XX .X XX XXX XXX XX-XX X X XX x X A .. X XXX Xk X aX . X s X X s XXX XXX XXXX X XX, XX X X X XXX. X. X X XXXXJX' X X ' XX XX XXX xx XXX fx -X X X f4'mcmoi cd This book is who leff their loved ship is on instrument officers cmd sailors oround The world, repufcfion. To M:-.--: V . -.., , L -- f - - ,.- ..,.. ,H .,,-C.. L. .W .,..,.i.-L, ,An Ml.: ,ZX ,.-,.AL.::,-2 ... ,K .,. ., U. .,,.- . , ,-.-..,.-, E L I 2 .-J ,.,, E 'X - -...,..,.,.:.. Q. fg, .f -K-,if1':L1, q4g.--,- .- , 'QrZ:,:4.f51l5,.l2.,-gfizuk-g'.LZ.x-.J' ,giifib - ',1,i. 2 V, ' Jig 1:-'-agf' . 4 1... up--ng , ,, .. if The U.S.S. BARRY was launched on I Ocfober I955 aT The BaTh Iron Works, BaTh, Maine. Mrs. Erancis Rogers, greaT grand- niece of The ship's namesake, acTed as sponsor. The ship was commissioned on 7 SepTember I956 aT BosTon, MassachuseTTs as one of The EorresT Sherman IDD-93lj class. The Third ship To be named BARRY, The IDD-933D is equipped wiTh modern conven- Tional armamenT and has much greaTer firepower Than any previous class of desTroyers. The messing and berfhing spaces are air- condiTioned. BARRY's dimensions are: overall IengTh 4211 feeT, egxgbirqe Sbeam 45 feeT, drafT 20 feeT, and load displacemenf , on . BARRY's firsT cruise in I956 afTer shakedown Training Took her Through The Panama Canal and down The wesTern coasT of SouTh America. In The busy years since Then her operaTing schedule has Taken her To MediTerranean and NorThern European waTers Three Times, several Times To The Caribbean and once To The WesTern Pacific on a world cruise. In The summer of l958, while operaTing wiTh The SixTh EIeeT, BARRY parTicipaTed in The U.S. landings in Lebanon, receiving visiTs aT sea from The SecreTary of The Navy and Commander SixTh Eleef. I-Ier firsT regular shipyard overhaul commenced aT BosTon in OcTober of I958 and was compleTed in March of I959. During This lengrhy overhaul a major alTeraTion To The ship's bow was accomplished for The insTaIIaTion of a new bow-mounTed sonar dome. This was The proToType model of The SQS-23 sonar. Sub- sequenT TesTs, Trials and evaluaTions aboard BARRY were To demonsTraTe The reIiabiIiTy and effecTiveness of The SQS-23 sonar for laTer fIeeT-wide insTallaTion. AfTer a second shipyard avail- abiIiTy during The summer of I96l, BARRY began a vigorous period of acTiviTy including refresher Training aT Guanfanamo Bay and I-lunTer-Killer Group ASW exercises. In The summer of l962 BARRY deployed To The MediTerranean. ShorTIy afTer her reTurn To The WesTern ATlanTic area, BARRY was called upon To parTic- ipaTe in The ' 'quaranTine of Cuba. During The summer monThs of 1963 BARRY visiTed I-Ialifax, Bermuda and New York as parT of The annual Midshipmen Training program. She was a key figure in The exTensive Torpedo per- formance evaIuaTion in GcTober I963. Early in I964 BARRY won a commendaTion for her prompT reacTion and heroic efforTs while fighTing a fire aboard The U.S.S. ANTARES TAKS-335. In The fall of I9o1l BARRY again deployed To European waTers in company wiTh oTher DesTroyer Squadron 211 ships and The carrier WASP CCVS-183. She was now squadron flagship. During The de- pIoymenT BARRY operaTed for a Time wiTh NATO forces in The Norwegian Sea, crossing The ArcTic Circle on QI SepTember 196-41. Proceeding souTh To The Mediferraneari, BARRY visiTed Valencia, Spain, Palma de Mallorca, Marseilles and Toulon, Erance and Naples, lTaly, before refurning To The STaTes in Time for The ChrisT- mas holidays. A busy spring schedule followed, wiTh The ship spending February and March of I965 in The Caribbean for annual spring Training exercises. In June BARRY Gcfed as assisTanT recovery ship for The Gemini Eour space shoT. IT was a mosT memorable experience for all hands. The summer of I965 was highlighred wiTh The awarding of The Squadron BaTTIe Efficiency ' ' E To BARRY as a symbol of her operaTionaI and professional compeTance parTicularly in The field of ASW. In mid-AugusT, The officers and men of BARRY IGGrned ThaT The ship was soon To deploy To The Wesfern Pacific in supporT of The VieTnam War. AfTer vigorous preparaTion, BARRY and five oTher desTroyers of DesTroyer Squadron 211 deparTed NewporT on 29 SepTember on whaT was To become a world cruise. Eor The second Time since her commissioning she passed Through The Panama Canal.STeaming wesT across The Pacific, BARRY sTopped aT Islawaii, Midway and Japan before ioining up wiTh The SevenTh I:leeT in The SouTh China Sea. In nearly four monThs on sTaTion, BARRY parTicipaTed in air-sTrike operaTions wiTh The nuclear powered aTTack carrier U.S.S. ENTERPRISE ICVACNI-65D againsT NorTh VieTnam, fired shore bombardmenT missions in The MeKong DelTa and supporTed Marine Troops ashore on OperaTion Double Eagle in Quang Ngai Province. She was a member of The historic ENTERPRISE Task Group 77.7 when The firsT combaT sorTies were flown from a nuclear powered ship on 'Q December I965. The squadron reioined laTe in Eebruary I966 for The reTurn TransiT To The UniTed STaTes via The Indian Ocean and The Suez Canal. Dipping souTh, BARRY crossed The EquaTor on 27 Eebru- ary I966 enrouTe To Penang, Malaysia and Cochin, India. BARRY compleTed her circumnavigaTion of The world upon reTurn To New- porT in early April I966, following a fourTh passage of The MediTerranean Sea. CurrenTI BARRY is commanded by Commander O D Tiderman U.S. Navyyand is The flagship for CapTain C.A. Sander, Navy,l Commander DesTroyer Squadron 211. i Q: X. i , T ,..l1-v-- -Jm .--M T A l TT T2 T 2 'ii is T T 1 i I l I 4 'T l T 1 5.4 li T I coMMANoER oTTo D. TIDERMAN is Commander TIOERMAN enrered The Navy in i943 and aTTended Oulce UniversiTy as a sTudenT in The V-l2 Program. l-le was commissioned in July T945 from US Naval Rese lVl'd h' , . rve i s ipmen S School aT Columbia UniversiTy and Transferred To The Re ular Na ' l91l ' Q vy in 7. The Three years fol lowing commissioning he served on minesweepers, parTicipaTing in mine clearance operaTions IU Japan. ln T948 he reporTed To The USS HARLAN R DICKSON , . COO-7085 and served as OperaTions and CIC Officer. AfTer Two and one-half years aboard The OlCKSON he assumed command of The USS l-lORNBll.l. CAMS-l9D. Commander TIOERMAN aTTended General Line School in lVlOUT9V9Y,California in TQ53. l-le remain- ed in MonTerey asa sTudenT in The CommunicaTions Curriculum of The Naval RosTgraduaTe School. During The nexT four and one-half years he had communicaTions assignmenTsg firsT, as Communica- Tions Officer on The STaff of Commander Min E ' e orce, Racific EleeT, and Then aboard The USS WOR- CESTER CCL-llldlj. In l959, he reTurned To The U.S. Naval RosTgraduaTe School as a CIC and TacTics lnsTrucTor in The General Line School. AfTer Two years ashore C , ommander TIOERMAN was ordered To sea as ExecuTive Officer of The USS LEONARD E. MASON COO-Sf-QD, a ship homeporTed in Japan. OurinQ This Tour, in December l96l, he was promoTed To his presenT rank. In June i962 he reporTed To Commander Mine EloTilla ONE as Chief STaff Officer. I ln July T963 Commander -lFlOERlVlAN Rh d I I d , T d T I Th N revcleiyed ogders To aTTend The Naval War -College, Newpgnri, oe san asasuenin e ava ara, ,FII ' - W - lege, he reporTed To The USS BARRY in Jul VRQCSZUVSS O Owing gmdumlon from me or O Y To assume command. P x-. x I D , ammddfdw CapT. Carl A. SANDEP, USN was born in 8a1Timore, Md., on 16 OcTober 1916. 1-le graduaTed from The U,S, Naval Academy in 1940 and was assigned To USS ASTOPIA CCA-34l. 1-le served in ASTORIA unTil she was sunk in The Battle of Sava lsland in AugusT 1942. He was Then assigned To The precommissioning deTail of USS DYSON CDD-5723 in December 1942. Upon commissioning, DYSON ioined DESRON 28, and Arleigh A. BUPKE's famed H LiTTle Beavers. CapTain SANDER served as Gunnery Officer and ExecuTive Officer of DYSON unTil Transferred To The precommis- sianing deTail of USS PUTNAM CDD-7575 in July 1944. l-le placed PUTNAM in commission GS ExecuTive Officer, serving for 13 monThs in The WesTern Pacific area. ln November 1945, he assumed command of USS CALDWELL CDD-6055 and broughT ThaT ship from The WesTern Pacific To CharlesTon, S.C., where she was decommissioned in April 1946. Upon decommissioning CALD- WELL, he assumed command of USS LIVEPMOPE CDD-4291 in April 1946 and served in This capaciTy unTil Se-IpTember 1946. Erom OcTober 1946 unTil SepTember 1948 he was an insTrucTor aT The Amphibious raining Command ATlanTic's Ounfire SupporT School in Norfolk, Va. ln OcTober 1948 CapTain SANDEP was Transferred To STaff, Commander Amphibious Eorce ATlanTic where he was AssisTanT Peadiness and Training Officer. ln July 1951 he assumed command of USS MC- CAEEEPY CDD-8603 aT NewporT, PJ. Upon being relieved in SepTember 1952 Ca Tain SANDEP was Transferred To WashingTon, D.C. in The Office of Chief of Naval OperaTions CDCISIO OperaTionsl where he served as Amphibious Warfare AssisTanT 1Op848l. Eollowing duTy in WashingTon, he served as Naval Plans Officer for Exercises and Analysis on The STaff of CINCSOUTH in NapleS 1 1 f ' Ta y, rom January 1956 To December 1957. ln January 1958 CapTain SANDER assumed command of Escort Squadron TEN aT NewporT, PJ. ln April 1959 he relinquished command of CORTRON TEN and became Commander New London TesT and EvaluaTion DeTachmenT aT The UnderwaTer Sound LaboraTory, EorT Trumbull, New London, Conn. ln June 1961 he wag deTached and assumed The duries of Chief of STaff To Commander Cruiser-DesTroyer Elofilla TWG aT NewporT, PJ. in July. Ear Two years 1962-1964, CapTain SANDEP was l-lead AnTisubmarine Warfare SysTems and MaTerial Readiness Branch in The Office of The Chief of Naval OperaTions. l-le assumed command of DesTro er Devel T O T y opmen roup WO on 7 A T 1964. O 9 S d - mand of DesTroyer Squadron TWENTY-EOUP. UQUS 11 emember 1965 he Gssume Com Q 0 CapTain Carl A. Sander r 'L V l E- 9 l l rf L 24 xi 4- I T, S Q ' is 02? T5 2 Top row, lefT To riglwig LTig J.C. Tyner, Eleclronics Moferiol Officer, LTig EM. Houlilnon, Communicofions Officer, LT W.l:. Mogor, Clwoploing LT l.lVl. Boiley, Moferiol Officer. BoT'rom row: LT l-l.l-l. McKinley, Operofions Officer, Commodore Soncler. ' li : V. L. C ll' S, RMC, W. Jolwnson, Jr., SD2, N. A. Unoy, TN, T?l1fOi5V5ffiT2fiifJ,'lJfT., CYNSNC? wlflii. Fifzgemid, iii, YN3. BoTTom row: W. J. Williams, YNC' 09 hz ZMW V , i , mid ,0 1 , ' ' , f.w'f Q r T59 xx sq. 5, X, ' P., 3 va., ' b 5 9 T T ' fl! VH f, ,Q s T A Q38 1 .Q N TCW 5 ii? if-I , X , T, .Q wg. T ' it T - ln l7115 John Ba in ' lege of IBQQSUMDSOH in The ,,C9UnTy of Wexford on The if .nf M f I 'vf A If LL, I T 2155. , g, wr ge. . , , 1 T. , 1 from din o res sed Ireland. l-le SOUTTVGOST COGST of Thi rsgeoomil adOPTed Zqnerica as his home . 543 fkff f ,,-,X f 'gs ,, .vru K Q. K, 4 kV,- ,V . e O Gnd mode G f X X !-A! ,T 1 .tl I I UTS. THOST Speid .Wd fo' 'he lZ3mi.'Al'Ol'lf Q? The AT The com Bon' 0 Qnce embrace T e. COU - . feie T1 1 T T f P' ff T w ' .Fone of The TIFST officers commis- colonies, oTf., . an T N iq WGS S ioned bv CQJTTTUU Of The l-E X ' NGTO f T? . Phi HTH' NSW Jelfey' Meri '- 'ff' i I ' Q f ' - ,k', f X J T ar-. 1 Y ' xi vfg l They hh . T Qi ' ' .. 'T N, Gd Tcl len 'mo T e 503920 X , ' T ' T4 5 fi 'l ' 'T F 5' The , h . br mem Oi S im OO 5' bo0TS of The frigores, de- fe,X,, -' Q -earedfunex pecTed ly before The h 'h -I - - T T- ' QV'S'05T?T 5T3d GOPTUWQ Sevem' Q ff-X '1ff: 5 v-i- v'x Jv' T' ' military rn 'T'wiTions cz TTSTTTTT we 'Q TTS. . A .., . 1-w.-,MW 3 WML' we ' ' C TT T' B l'i TTT' , .6 K 1 M 0 , , f g fr 4 9... FIT! slgif 5 OVVY T en CO Vef- f - , ' Q - . ' MM LVXVV monde T 9 T i ' M T e was a Terward Transfxgi which was placed Under his orders. The T781 Wlilq The lVl0VQ'U'5 de LaTayeTTe and CounT de Noailles on board Twfhomvlieire proceeding To France on Ublic busIrTGSS- D I u F3 uring The resT of The war Barry served vviTh crediT To himse-IT and The beneTiT of his counTry. AfTer The cessaTion aT hosTiliTies he was appoinTed To superinTend The building oT The TriQUTe UNITED STATES in Philadelphia, which was designed Tor his command. In l793 PresidenT George WashingTon called B upon arry To serve as The Navy's senior and TirST commissioned oTTicer vviTh The TiTle of Commodore lT W h A . as aT T is Time ThaT he gained The repuTGTiOV1 as The l:aTher of The merica N ' ' ' ' n :ivy by being insTrUmenTal in The esTablishmenT of The NCJVY DeparTmenT. ln SepTember TSO3 aTTer man T , , yyears o service To his counTry, Commodore Barry died aT his home in Philadelphia. LieuTenan'r Commander James M. Websfer . Wm LT G. E. Pierce OperaTions LTJG L, -J. Kivgmgkg LTJG K. E. Casanova I-T VVLOFD-OEQOVY Engineering SUDPIY 70 76145 Daman LTJG J.C. SINGLER ENS L. SCHOEN FIRST LIEUTENANT Every new ' ' Deck Technician a BoaTswains lVlaTe To hide Trom- a real BAR RY TIGER. ' ' Deck To by shipmaTes, are respon- sible Tor The exTerior mainTenance, of The ship. They are on The scene for all including boaT handling, anchoring, mooring, refueling, high-lining, accomodaTion ladder, brow, boaT boom and inporT awnings. 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SIRASKY CIC OFFICER - -y f 7 TW?iEf? '??VW'f 67'Ws ' , WWZSQWL hh., .sme aww ,rsfilqy , NXQQWVQ. f .ff , 5 , f , f., S 49421 ,. 3, g?5vf,.ij, 5- 1 .J Iggy f-gg fi , A sg ,az W GW... T 2 Er 5, cf M .5 -. i lr . xi . wg ., 3 V J- MSYST. RDCA A. Alaniz, RD1 -f .. 'fi A 1, s. DeOlde, RDSN D. Martin, ETRSN ' D U I 0 07 wwcaa Ol Division is composed of several raTes. Radarrnen play an irnporTCIriT role in BARRYE combaT readiness. The place in which They vvorl4,CornbaT lnTorrnaTion CenTer, is The nerve cenTer of The ship: From ClC, in- TormaTion is collecTed, displayed, and disseminaTed. The ship can en- gage a surface or airborne TargeT only aTTer The alerT radarmen have deTecTed iT. 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HMC F- MOSS' ETC , or 'AAA, 7 - 1 ' i L. Beale, ETR3 J. Byers- ETR3 , Q 1 ii in X 1, E A lull C, Lester, ETN3 if L. The Elec:Tronic: Technicians aboard BARR professionals who Take pride in Their eguipmenT. Through Their care and mainTenance of The radar and ComrnuniCaTions eauiprnenT These men provide The so-Called eyes and ears oT The ship. Through Their hard work and long hours They have managed To aTTain The high degree of skill required in This age ol modern warfare. Y are a group of greaT ENS, E. BOLTON ELECTRONICS MAINTENANCE OFFICER N l 5 if , T f -- f ,T 'f 4 V f ,, V if U V, '.. Q? '. flea, . I gf 4 f, , K rf ,K f egg:-',: Lf 36' 5 ,fa-If ,f i , g:04.3,,,: I :qgm V., If X T is 2 ff f T 5' T gif f , Q . f . T ,gf 5 ,.,j 5g .P 9' T fig f , fi Wkvszifi W D i f A X sl ,4.,,,,: 2' is-:N f T Yfvw-, if 5 99' T M A T' f f X fri-' fig, gjf M f-yfpsyf' X . . 4 ZA, ,.,!M,,f.e, Q ETNSN A. 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Q Z f-MQQXJX v ,WX WX! 0 X, Wild? 1 . , . ,T M sy Message from Commander Cruiser DesTroyer l:loTilla Two To all Officers and men ID BARRY l exTend my slnceresT besT for a saT1sfylng cruise for all To accomplish your readiness To soul under such curcumsfonces and d1fflculTles IS under sTood l am proud and pleased To noTe your command ThroughouT The period malnfauned an undersTand:ng and resolved aTTlTude Typical of desTroyermen To he ready when The call comes When you reporf IU Never fear DESLANT s here You can counT on my sTaff ln NevvporT To asslsT you and your dependenTs IU every way posslhle God speed To all hands Rear Admiral Shaffer CapTain C.A. Sander relieves CapTain J.R. Tenanfy as Commander of DesTroyer SGU0dVOV' TWSWTY- FOUT i l in A . hui Overhaul Ing The guns ewpwl BARRY IS selecred above all oTher ships in DESRON 211 To receive The coveTed BaTTle Efficiency CompeT1Tuon Afvard for l965 - I I l V. O 1 l . . . . CZ? ' , x J1 x, ,W V' l 1 A 'Q :Z 4 A ' fi 1' 5 '-f ff f of ll I r .. , f ff 4 V, f I 14 2 I ,f T as 4 T t I I ll ' y m ! B . . X AT l000, 29 SepTember T965 BARQY goT Linde f- Way Tor vvhaT was To be a long, someTimes Trying bUT in The end, a very successiful and saTisTying deploymenT in The SouTh China Sea wiTh The UniTed STaTes SevenTh l:leeT. The deploymenT would egenwally end in an around The world cr . ' ' uise y The Time This deploymenT was over h we ad added much To our repuTaTion as one of The TinesT ships in The TleeT, earned The esTeem T h o oT er ships in company, as well as The per COMCRUDES L!-XNT RJADIVT Ruckner deparTing. Take in The brow! sonal saTisTacTion of having done a iob iusT as well as we possibly could. The long Trip down Th e coasT of NorTh America, Through The Panama Canal and across The vasT Pacific Ocean is remembered Tor drills, dri preparaTion Tor The exacTing schedule avvaiTing Us as a combaT uniT of The SevenTh l:leeT. lls and more drills in A lasT look aT pier one. Anchors aweigh my boys! oo Not REMOVE EROIVI THIS Book u 5 5 BARRY too 933l CARE OE EEEET POST OFFICE 965 NEW YORK NEW YORK PLAN OE TI-IE CRUISE SEPTEMBER T965 TO APRIL T966 TJG Carter BOOTITI USN Ruben E STEWART QJMGZ Larry R POTTS SIVIQ Captain Carl A SANDER USN l'IenryT I-IOWARD SN Many Contributors Donald A FERGUSON ETG3 UNIEORIVI OE TI-IE YEAR hen going forward, Blues when going aft, Dungarees when standing still wg suits optional on leave and liberty. IDARD SI-IIP BOARD ROUTINE, EXCEPT: eet in the Vietnam War. anal on 6 October l965. Hawaii on 20 October I965 October I9o5. I Dateline 25 October l965. an I November I965. 6 November I965. ilippine Islands I7 November 1965 to commence type training at Tabones a 30 November I965 in company USS ENTERPRISE ICVAINJ obj USS l 253 and USS ROBERTS IDD-8235 for Dixie Station in South China Sea on 29 September I965 as one of the first Atlantic fleet destroyers to J N uber of T O 77 7 in first combat strike launched from a nuclear powered ire support ember I965 to I5 December T965 fired over ISOO rounds of 5 at targets Iuding VC roadblock installations and supply dumps and at similar Delta region ENTERPRISE h d as t ey eparted Dixie Station onl5 December to steam erations at Point Yankee rike as member of TO77 7 on Uong Bi power complex in North Vietnam Tber I965 to proceed to South Vietnamese coast near Vung Tau and up c Q 3 rike as member of TO77 7 on Hai Duong bridge spans on 23 December fears spent on station in South China Sea 1 1 illippine Islands on I7 January IQ66 after 48 days of air strike operations i ippine Islands on 20 January I966 following receipt of an urgent gunfire support ship for amphibious operations STGTIOVI ROUPIG E0QIe during week of 28 January LI February IQ66 nds in combat support of Marines GSI-lore. Q0 Detached 5 February i966 to r 'd Wing in Binh Dinh province. D OV' 9 Support ICOV lST Air Cavalry's Operation lvlosher and White Remain on gunfire support duty until i6 February TQ66, Arrive Hang Kong i8 February. Spent all but 3oi previous 8O days at sea for operations. Depart l-long Kong 23 February l966. Reioin with other ships of Destroyer Squadron 24 in South China Sea on 26 February l966. Cross equator at lO50E. Longitude on 27 February l966, Arrive Renang, Maylaysia on l March l966, atter passage ot the Singapore and Malacca Straits. Depart next day for indian Ucean transit Cross lndian Ocean, arrive at COCHIN, india on 6 March l966: Vice Admiral John J. HYLAND bid us Sayonara as we detached from 7th tleet Arrive Aden, British South Arabian Rrotectorate, to retuel on i2 March l966. Lett same day tor Red Sea Transit. Transit Suez Canal on l6 lvlarch l966. Arrive Naples, italy on 20 March i966 for 3 day visit. Arrive Barcelona, Spain tor 3 day rest and recreation visit on 211 March l966. Arrive Gibraltar on 29 March 1966. Depart later same da a, Arrive Runta del Gada, Azores, l April 66. y Arrive Newport, Rhode island 8 April i966 after steaming nearly 50,000miies: b r ' 3 , u ning over million gallon s of fuel oil, consuming over a million and a halt gallons of fresh water, 7 tons of meat, 2 tons of butter, IO tons t bread d 6l ' ' A A T H o an ,OOO eggs, and tiring over,2,5OO roundS of 5 ammuntition in combat. BARRY also retueled, rearmed and replenisheclfatfiseo a total of 45 times while attached to SEVENTH FLE ET. .y W' ll' is will ' 4 I li T All 3 xi ,i W, . , 7 qml , . . ' . 1 , . - I - , , , f it-,l lN l to i , , g li. i' il ll 'll l . l V l f , 1 . ll f lllllllllll l l tml itil lil l EnTering The locks. LocomoTive mules hook up mm! On Wednesday, 5 OcToI3er, oTTer o shorT sTop in TrcinsiT oT GuonTonomo Boy, Cubo, BAPPY onchored in The horbor GT CPIS-IFUBAI., PANAMA, owoiTing enTronce To The PANAMA CANAL. On This cool ond overcosT morning OT 0900 BARRY weighed onchor ond wiTh PiloT l'luTchinson cibodrd begon The TronsiT of The concil. IT wcis o greoT Thrill ond new experience Tor mosT honds when we crossed The sill of The TirsT lock ond os The wa Ter begon To rise embarked on our oscenT To The PACIFIC! The Conol iTselT is o 1111 mile long lock ond lond Type conol wiTh locks in sequence from The ATlonTic :ls follows: GoTun, Pedro Miguel ond Miroflores locks. Ships up To The size oT on lowo closs BoTTIeship hove possed Through ond Tour desTroyers con be locked Through oT one Time if necessory. Also included in The Trip is mon mode fresh woTer GoTun I.cil4e ond Goillord cuT, corved ouT ol o mounToin. On The Pocific side of The Conol we moored oT The Podmon Novol SToTion oT Bolboo. The woTer begins To rise. l l All honds on deck. 4.4L The sea defail and piloT. Maximus Leader m ff X A , 1 The waTer fal s Message received from Commander in Chief Pacific l:leeT: Welcome To The Pacific Pleef. The exploifs of ATlanTic and Pacific l:leeT DesTroyer forces in peace and vvar have made a Tremendous conTribuTion To Naval hisTory and are a maTTer of meriTed pride. DesTroyermen have TradiTionally combined Their efforTs in facing any ThreaT To freedom. The splendid record esTablished by Aflanfic l:leeT DesTroyers deployed in The Pacific during The Korean ConflicT is buT one example of such muTual efforT and iT is TradiTionally expecfed ThaT BAPPY... will add srill furTher To This proud Tradifion as They bring Their needed supporf To The Pacific l:leeT. VADM Roy L. Johnson Gaillard cuT. Balboa S-H - ' -'- f -- .-pf'-W'-' -1-.. ,,' - .. - , . - -Q Q- r 4. .F .' -- A- , 5 -. ni- kg. 9- . A.- . 1 'B - .. -. 2 0. 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Several Tugs sTreamed waTer from Their fire nozzles as a welcome for The firsf ATlanTic l:leeT desTroyers To deploy To The Pacific in seven years. Two shorT days aT l3e:irl Harbor were filled wiTh conferences, sighT-seeing and relaxing on The sands of Waikiki Beach. SomeTimes called The Paradise of The Pacific , Hawaii is famous for iTs subTropical beauTy, for iTs volcanic peaks and green plains, iTs palm fringed blue waTer, iTs whiTe surf, and iTs flowers. We also learned iT was famous for iTs personal warmTh expressed by The word ALOT-IA . As we bid our ALOHA, we all wished we mighT someday reTurn .... Did you see a Tiger go by on a surf board? Y, . fywf vw? U p ' 'ALOHA THERE, T IGERH X i 'QQ Capfain giving plaque To ADM Johnggn, Greefings from Hawaii. Punciwbovvl Nafional Cemefary .xxx ,4lvl1zl!!. A Across The V051 Pacific. I .WW Showing signs of wear. ,iwyhi V, if The pride of The ATIcJnTiC. 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KXNXXN Qxfx x ' QX QNX KS XXM XXX dom BUTTSVHY' MG Home of , T b impoc Poirff of bom Q. d P806 . vvof' 5 'rue OfLGST'ng TO The HY' BUTTGV MQW' E 0 0 Q BARRY leTT Japan Tor Subic Bay in The Philip-- pines on November l3Th. AT arrival aT Subic we began an inTensiTied Week oT anTi-aircraTT and shore bombardmenT Training. DespiTe The acTive week we were able To enioy a TradiTional Thanks- giving dinner including roasT Turkey and all The Trimmings. The original Spanish Naval STaTion was esTablished in Subic Bay in l885. The Spanish remained in possession oT The Subic Olongopo base unTil June T898 when They were driven ouT by Filippino Torces. Subic has been The siTe oT The U.S. Naval STaTion since TSSQ. Hello, Joe is The Triendly phrase heard in The Town aT Olongopo adiacenT To The Naval STaTion. Olongopo abounds vviTh monkey-pod Wood carvings, colorTul ieepneys , monkey meaT sold on sTicks, and various areas seT aside for recreaTions. 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A few needed repairs were scheduled to be accomplished by the destroyer tender P r l - I. e fully expected to spend the better part of a week at Subic Bay and to , later aftord the crew some hard earned liberty at Hong Kong. The very next day, however, we X i- . - - - I' learned that BARRY was scheduled to get underway in 36 hours for special secret operations X I rf fwstwr 51-ss evTQs5?s5gXzTwi-4i4+fTsf , - . . . . . . . - fxavv involving amphibious forces. The obvious urgency of the situation meant a rapid reassembly of at as ff. wwf r - 4 . . Wi many pieces of equipment and machinery that had been dismantled for repair work. ln the true X spirit of Navy tradition, BARRY and PIEDMONT sailors labored through two straight nights and T V i one day to make the ship ready to steam again. At 0600 on 20 January BARRY departed Subic Bay, .. wi X Q. exact destination unknown - for four hard weeks of gunfire support and amphibious operations off L- X X X the coast of South Vietnam. , -' The specialised Task group to which BARRY had been assigned consisted mainly of specialized -5 A 4 amphibious ships. Included were several attack troop transports QAPA sl, several landing ship ,g - ..-ZZ' tanks lLST'sI, a number of landing ship docks lLSD'sI, the helicopter assault carr1er,USS VALLEY xll flliiil , --f FORGE CLPH-83, and a formidable force of United States Marines. We were to be loined by nu- , Q X X ,,,X . - - - ' t t merous other amphibious units later. As we watched OPERATION DOUBLE EAGLE develop, f 3 , ti .- T it became the most interesting and complex of all our assignments to date. s X X ff, After much preparation, the task group approached the obiective area near the beaches of 1 Z fr.. Quang Ngal Province in South Vietnam. In the grey dawn o - ay, anuary, s ipping in un er f , Q , s the cover of a moonless night, BARRY stood off shore within 2000 yards of the beachhead and X gg 'T waited while one wave of Marines after another moved ashore from the amphibious task group. OPERATION DOUBLE EAGLE, the largest amphibious landing since the lnchon landings in .X Korea, was directed against a hard core Viet Cong stronghold not far from Danang. Although X Initial resistance -was slight, Marine units gradually forced increasing contact with the enemy. ff X BARRY was called upon to provide gunfire support for Marine movements during daylight hours if f Q . X 3 ., and to provide harassing fire at night. During this period BARRY had a coastal iunk patrol under V 5 its command manned by South Vietnamese sailors and American advisors.. The punks were es , , A tablished into an infiltratefexfiltrate patrol as an extension of friendly front lines. . 5 M On 5 February BARRY was reluctantly detached to support the U.S. Army s famed First Cav- L alry - THE FIGHTING FIRST - in OPERATION MASI-IER and WHITE WING farther south. The ft' .,swt:2 f5 P, .fwlwr-wsffrsihsfzx . . northern sweep was planned to trap the VC between IST CAV and the Marines in OPERATION y MASI-I ER. With this mission the BARRY had fired and operated in all four Corps areas of Vietnam T and had participated in two of the biggest offensives of the Vietnam conflict to date. Her rep- utation was well established. The task group commander commented by me-ssage. U X I' BARRY's contribution to DOUBLE EAGLE deserves recognition. FIVIVIQ VISOVIY 700 Toimds 50 round-the-clock missions against enemy troops, installations, and assembly areas, rom' g... 4 -IUVTUUVY to A l:9b U0 Y, BARRY C1CCOUnTed for lmany successesl. . . As a resu-It o efxce enltl .fs , f P f x marksmanship, alert naval gunfire support communications and on-the-spot readiness or eac 4- f 4 mission, BARRY acquired an enviable reputation with each of the units supportegi. -I f S Th E. 5F'il 3i P From 5 Febfwfv to I5 Febfwfrf BARRY mftged 0'9nQ QU? liundmd and T' Ty TX et O of f gr: , 2? Vietnamese coastline, firing harassing missions against Viet Cong posxlons. dt one polln 4 6, ,. . f BARRY hosted on board, a Colonel and Mayor of the South Vietnamese rrtgy an Tsevergl .S flap! X ff -f Cavalry Officers flown out from the beach by helicopter. The reduced tempo o opera iorks urlEQ ,X , , kthis period allowed time for some much needed repair and upkeep work. For many O US, 9 Sfrgiung beauty of the Vietnamese coast will long be remembered. fl' - - .sf :iff W ' 6 f , -.-, ff' .vcr 1- zfdfff-fr-fqffffffg, 7 .wer f Q 4, '- -- '- 'A mal' TT- -- T 'T ini- l- - ,, - - ff 1-. 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We re- ceived Tuel oil from Navy oilers capable of Trans- ferring many Thousands of gallons of fuel To our Tanks quickly and eTTicienTly Through large Tlexible hoses rigged beTvveen ships. BoTh ships sTeam abouT lOO TeeT aparT on parallel courses during This evo- luTion aT a speed of abouT i2 knoTs ll5mphi. Similarly we receive much oT our Tood from Navy reTrigeraTion ships. The Tood is Transferred by specially designed cargo rigs used Tor passing palleTs and craTes be- Tvveen ships, or is lowered by helicopTer onTo The TanTail during a verTical replenishmenT. ma nned and ready. The deck union leader lu? 1 i l i i l. When amrnuniTion replenishrnenT rearming is necessary, The rneThod of Transfer is much The same. A specialized ammuniTion supply ship known as an AE is our primary source of ammuniTion vvhile aT sea. This dangerous evoluTion requires The Tull aTTenTion of every man aboard ship. Even Though receiving up To loOO rounds of :1mmuniTion ina single rearming, iT was impressive To see every lasT round passed safely below along The long lines of svveaTing BARRY sailors. The UAE . l?earm Mike BoaT 4. Q, X V' ,Y-I' in-fX 'f. fy 2' The rearming deTail. Passing amrriuniTion l-leads upll! m I 1? f 0 E, f f .W -w f r lf yi, . an M N FQ, L, I M, ...Htl X, 3 T' 1 i J 5. 1 fVer ! 1 I 3 i m I I I 2 2 . 4 '1 s . I a fi 5 ii 5. Af? . m. yy , JY' M , qw- , , Our hero! Fun ond games, siglmr seeing. K 955 R UNE4 K fx, gkcffvgsggxf so if Squadron PenncJn'r. Sfcmdby, execuTe, Jimmy! GK., Where,S The money. Mr. Cool, BeeTz. ' A'-Q., 'IKw-...W dngdmx' S N , A xv N F he bond olclved O in Vietnam. 60 C6 6 an e . Q. , nf? 'O A I I I FROM! OOMDESRON 24 TO: USS BARRY ...BT... U N O L A S 7 ERON PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS DURING PAST I T I RRRRLQILEEQ NGFS NISS SQIQIAIQIIQESAE AWAREQEWTHE EAOEEPROEESSEONALASWRPETENSEUOERON REE ' - SURE THAT THE COMMENTS HONESEEEETQIQRE NOTED. WELL DONE AND ENJOY YOUR WELL DESERVED I . FROM: AEMINO COMCRUDES ANT TO! DESRON TWO FOUR Y USS BACHE f USS HAROLD J. ELLISON ..ST... 77 U N O L A S ff WEN COME HOME YO WA MY REJNION WITH FAMILIES AND FRIENDSQ RADM RUOKNER ..QBT... FROM? COMSEVENTHFLT TO: COMDESDIV 242 f OOMDES IV 241 f Us ROBERTS f USS HAWKINS ? USS OHARLI ff BT USS INGRAHAM X USS HAROLD U. ELLI: 77'U N'O A S ff SAYONARA WUI I 7 ROEESSIONAL PERFORMANCE ON A COMBAT ASSIGNMENT IN VIETNANESE TFERAS IS A MATTER OF PRIDE TO NE, AND TO ALL OF CRUDESLANT AS WE L 'BEST WISHES TO ALL HANDS FOR A WELL EARNED REST AND A HAPPY l Ti WI wWf f '-T7 AS YOU HEAD THROUGH THE STRAITS OF NALAOT I f WI I W fx WATERS, YOU MAY BE PROUD OF THE WARN YOU ' I R IN Q FLEET. AS THE FIRST TWO ATLANTIC DESDIV: gm. I il THE VIET NAM CRISIS YOU HAVE INPRESSED I WI! f If I WILLINGNESS TO SERVE LONG PERIODS ON YI 7, I I AND NAVAL OUNEIRE SUPPORT OPERATIONS HAVE MOST PROFESSIONAL NANNER BEST WISHES EI YOUR AROUND THE WORLD CRUISE, AND FOR A VADIVI JOHN U I-IYLAND, USN fy! ERONI: CTG USS O S SPERRY OTS 79 8 g CONC X Y OONSEV NTHELT ' TONIORUDESELOT T O f W 7 N N C A A VERY SHORT ALTHOUGH I HAVE EEN OTS 7.7 AL PERFGP AWARE OF THE CONSISTENT P OFESSION A YOU AND YOUR SHIPS THROUGHOUT YOUR SLQYQQLZ W H R UOTANCE THAT WE SEE DESDI A . WAWH SERH A SNOOTH RUNNING TEANGIFTEEFCEEAN I A BE PROUD OF YOUR RECORD WITH - 0 VOYAGE BE SMOOTH AND SWIETS RADM T.J. WALKER I UCOBTOOO e ,i'S no exoc: Ixf The Medo o onor. . ' . l AIIVITD A ...'RT... ' MMA I A U A IN-Egg 7 US2 HAWKINS X USS S'gfn5EEff I TTTT f S ,fi 7 k 77'3T ' L A S 6 FZ W II I TMTIy I fl-I Mhvffgrqfgk f,,x.m,,kw,,, U, ,rf,,, , H -T Wanchi, local A 3, P. Wan Kang AT long lasT on l8 February, aTTer spending all buT 3 of The lasT 80 days aT sea, BARQY arrived aT The l3riTislq Crown Colony of l-long Kong Tor some well deserved resT and recreaTion. Hong Kong is a busTling, wesTernized CiTy siTuaTed on an island adiacenT To The Chinese main- land. IT is a TascinaTing conglorneraTion of EasT and WesT. Being a Tree porT, The various nooks and crannies on The ship were soon filled wiTh Tape recorders, Tailored c:loThing, cameras, silk, ivories, and souvenirs, Affer five days of riding Walla-Walla waTer Taxis, Touring Hong Kong lsland and The New TerriTories, dining on The TloaTing resTauranT aT Aberdeen, riding in rickshaws, shopping around in old Wanchai, and hopping The Kowloon STar Ferry To geT To The oTher side , all hands were agreed ThaT l-long Kong was undoubTedly The besT liberTy porT of The cruise. Tailor made civvies. X, an T Aberdeen , C,4,J il A T MGVY Soo's girls painT ouT. f N243 ' , ......,.,..., , , ,R W ff 1. 7 Ulf rf .A 'S A X- YJFO X' lil, 'llfmilbmw J T' X lx f N Y V! 0 , 3, X ,iv 1 m, fl ' I , X X aff' i 3 mfg ff R f fi: M X , I -lx il - 13' Xa I! 7, ,jr X, fr! fghfifg 1 I ' ' 1,1-jd 1 A - 111 W' Q! I N X x X jxw X J f f X xx 1 4 LIBERTY CALL! Wollc Wollo 5. The sky M- - ft ' III M I Q S E S A IMPEPQA NE NI R GI M 6 ' W ,I Q 5 v P Q 1. T, 6 ,ig xxx, rf ! -593 .W , MMIII- - 'fw c 1 I, mf, cfiimmi ,, G? fl ' ' W 1 We jfwlgff xt-5:15647 WT ,Xb vis-'Mxvfx 9:31 Jac.-:b IN THE HIGHEST COURT OE THE RAGING MAIN THE DOMAIN OF IMPERIVM NEPTVNI REGIS SEND GREETINGS TO Usb BARRY IDD 9331 A complaint has been filed with the government of THE DOMAIN OF IMPERIVM NEPTVNI REGIS STATE OE THE RAGING MAIN, EQUATORIA, against you WHEREAS WHEREAS WHEREAS WHEREAS WHEREEORE: Subscribed and sworn to YOU HAVE CONSPIRED TO ENTER THE ROYAL DOMAIN WITHOUT VISA PASSPORT OR PROPER AUTHORIZATION YOU HAVE FAILED TO MAINTAIN THE PERSONAL HYGIENIC PERFECTION REQUIRED TO ENTER THIS DOMAIN TO WIT YOU HAVE ALLOWED TO COVER YOUR BODY AND ENTER YOUR MIND A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF SLIME THAT IS USUALLY FOUND ON POLLYWOGS AND OTHER LOWER SPECIMEN OF THE REALM YOU ARE FURTHER CHARGED WITH BROWN BAGGERY MOPERY DOPEINC OFF CHIT REQUESTING APPLE POLISHING SYMPATHY SEEKING GUN DECKING PROCRASTINATION GOLD BRICKING LIBERTY HOUNDING AND REVEILLE NEGLECTING YOU ARE SPECIFICALLY CHARGED WITH THE HENIOUS CRIMES OF: THE PEOPLE OF THE DOMAIN OF IMPERIVM NEPTVNI REGIS, STATE OF THE RAGING MAIN, EQUATORIA, PRAY THAT THE 53VI?TEI?NDENT1BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE ROYAL COURT FORTH' SIDINCAND BE TRIED BEFORE THE BENEVOLENT JUDGES PRE- QZX NEPTUNUS REX. before me this 26 day of Febrgarx , EJ' xr' Q Y ff' . X as , C1 Royal scribe in and for THE DOMAIN I S- EQ or INPERIVM NEPTVNI REGIS. I I We of-xvv JoNi5s. RovAL SCRIBE I f fig' I f fficff' C E II43- 1 5 -A IJ f W 9 QT . I I ' O 5 '-. Jr , Q I .Lx , ' IWC: 4 A I -Ax X YOU ARE COMMANDED TO APPEAR BEFORE THE ROYAL COURT ON 66 V ef W, K, , ?w5w,, Z , V, A ff X Q ww , 120 yr fm 4 K ff gwfh , .4 Mm 'f f, ' f W a, W, , i f' 'Q W, I 5 Jig 1 M 'f i w ce Z1 if WNW, f , Wfw 54 , , S ,W W iw, W 'gl in le s .V :e- X We ir iz ,f s 'K ix , ge 1 Q S Q 3 ffef, Ly.. X, ZW .- M ff f, i. ,ff Wff- Up.. if f -X4 OM - Maw i l milking his home on Moum Olympus . ii e ruled Cvef GH We wafers Gnd cfeowfes in his chargers were dolphins ond iii Wqief: i e i we were Gi' Ufffibvfed +0 We God of iiifime 'fhfowsh ihe Dork Ages and wifi WM WGS Though' To be W- This mem . Dimes which iesied file endufgnce of i ii e Wigs' SONS' Gnd Nofmfms me use ff e i e i i ' do nd fear in me world and now has some To K r eciirng Upon fhe first crossing of The equator, e epwrios Ref. The poi woes , of inificfes, are lloi eiigibilify To enier NepTune's domain. oihers who wish To cross The center porollei. ooo of The South Chino Seo enroufe To Transit o5h o f 1fh ehfe f e Xeo lndiCnfOcec1n, cs o Fighfing Member of o Fighting df ii O5 degrees Eos? Longitude, crossed The Equoior iifh ies of The Anciem' Order of The Deep. i. Sf. 5. ,yvfffff X f I ' iff? fff X!! f,-,c-,'fz'fwff,n'Uff,47nCf,, n H 3 if - f if X ' i X ' nf Qifn' ,Q-fffg -, , ff . , , - I . . e ,,!f!,,y,w ,if-gf f Vi If f I , , , , - - X f f f ,fi X jf., f'f!,,f',,u if ,f f 2fQf,ff,,,. 9 527! ,f 6,z6,f,r?,!4f fa 4 QQ . f ,, f 9 'VV wif ff? X iff f 2 LCV from fm: 'zffffffk ff - Q ,M www ff f by Cf? , Y ffjf Qty? - .jf 7071, , f '47 QW-iff' f 2 ff' ff if 1 I fmfwff f fff f ' fi. - 'Q ye Sk, ,Vi ff! f 1, A 945745 5' ,f , , ,,.,, , ,ff Nfl X , ffff f f W ,,, ??fVQf f ' X X l?iif77f',f X W X X l..eT There be ' ' JUSTICE . Oh, CourT of Pollywogs... X fi- if NepTunus Rex is a Rancinkl Because of The large number of honorable Pollywogs on board iT appeared ThaT revolr was imminenTg This Tear was well founded when a small group of well organized Pollywogs, led by King STory, Counsel BooTh, Queen Ferguson, Dr. Coleman, Nurse Cooper, Lawyer Leach, Policeman Jeroleman, Qoyal Baby LaporTe, Cadaver l-lollaway and Aide WebsTer, assisTed by all Pollywogs appeared aT The aTTer yardarm To hoisT The Pollywog Ensign in rebellion and hang lNlepTunus Rex in eTTigy. Pollywogs appeared in force wearing NepTunus lQex is a RaTTink signs and dragged c:rusTy shellbaclfs before The courT of insurrecTion. You slimy shellbackl -n A T Q All shellbacks are guilTyl 7' l i l is ii, ii N2 l l' 1 i Q ci 28 February, Tor many BARRY sailors had signific lq The momkhi IT WGS indeed The I d I ance oT er Than being The lasT day of asT ay many of us s enT I beginning of our lives GS UUSW Shellbocks. P as s :my DallYwOQS and marked The existence GS One, Umm his Mm' memmnorplli .9S'Ond was enTiTled for a limiTed Time To his . P OSIS INTO a frog. We learned raTher early on The FTIOVVIIVWQ 01158 ljllifuary l966, however, ThaT pollywogs are noT necessarily small, They do noT swim in mu pu es and They are noT enTiTled To anyThing and shapes. He mommy ie mf in ii i idiiiaellfeiafivecomfofi of Q mud puddle buf on The 'eeefh Gi Wliieh ineleedv een Telly eeefeeiefe Urffil he Gee lfeeee- c been ereeefed only undef ChiefCorf1+fe's super- wa his s, we of The all fours approach rapid and less painful T5anslporTaTion buT' for The callous CO The consTanT Tlagel lengths of firehose GT The , f.Q,e w,egfg0e,f,uf :yy-ff:,e sf.-0-f.ff.ff0 f - . - - - - ,, , f , T if ff fr z f G l Cheflfiee e my ebeef ew eeeiel Sf Of Pefeeeel ii e ef ffequem T , how Tied liefeeefe in ee ioyli MheaT and inTolerab,le, idgoodi sGmCiriTan e T i HOT been , , er Tree feefremeefe i , T , ,, Self Wefef ee eef keeee ee '- efevee eife ef if Wee eeefem be feefe il A i he Triel ee 1f'e ef1 fffefufGbie TheT ne peffie I COW Unlyiess if rf MCKQOWU' 'T T Cleeeee eef fieqfgeeeifee f,f,, efieifieifgefilei, f ,,fx,1eflQ - - The Tace make up applied To each pollywog by lQOYUl BOW MGYSV mflde if imeeeeiele Te see, leT alone adopT The proper aTTiTude of reverence while Chaplain D'Angelo bapTised us wiTh roTTen eggs. The crawl Through The Tunnel of To wiTh salT waTer less inTolerable. ' Average Time consumed per newly iniTiaTed shellback Tor cleaning up aTTer The ordeal VUUST I-love Qpprogclqed The Two hour mark. Feeling abouT The iniTiaTion musT have varied wiTh reed ThaT iT was a break in a long and monoT- am had one redeeming TeaTure. lT made The final dousing diTTerenT individuals, buT iT was universallb' GQ d T 1C mmme being my The , . . ' ' o an onous rouTine. AT This wriTing, There are no known inci en s Q d. f h T T worse Tor The iniTiaTion. You'll never read abouT iT here GFIYWGYI beeeeee The 'rl mgs O e UrThapedics Clinic won'T reach The ship before press llme' K K KING NERTUNE HER HIGHNESS ROYAL PRINCESS ROYAL MAID DAVY JONES REG LEG ROYAL SCRIBE ROYAL ATTORNEY ROYAL BARBERS ROYAL DOCTORS ROYAL UNDERTA KE R ROYA L JESTE R ROYAL BABY ROYAL COR ROYAL DEVILS ROYAL CHARLAIN ROYAL JUDGE CHIEE COUNCIL ROLLY GATE BATH ROYAL NURSE SHE LLBACK CHARACTERS CARRWTE REEHTT MOORE EARRAND RAMSEY STANHELD DOOLEY BOLTON BROWN GONZALEZ STEWART BEAL LEWB CRAK3 MUELLER MEYER MCKEOWN RETERS NHLLER READ BLACKSTONE DE ANGE LO DUNOVANT MOSS HOERLE OLSON MORRIS MIEDEN !7 CSC EMI GMGI SFI GMS ETGSN QMI SH2 SMC SM2 GM2 ETR2 BMS RMC IC' RDC GMC MR2 BM2 BTI MMI CSI MM2 ETC BTC MMCM BM2 BT2 The Royal CoUr'r. Q NAVAL MESSAGE OPNAV FORM 2110-28 I v I TQELEASED BY HONE EXT NR TE TORXTOD ROUT-ED BY Q- CHECKED BY O FEB 1 66 3 P , I . A Z7 P 9 TOR i3Q6Z!25 PEB 2 MUJMU SUPVXKO MESSAGE NR DATEfTlNIE GROUP IGCTI V IN DENCE FLASH EMERGENCY O3iEAgi:QL PRIORITY ROUT 1324 2 5 1 2 3 7 Z ACWON EEEEE 'NFO EEEEE I K FMIDAVY JONES TO:SLIMY POLLYWOGS OF BARRY INPO:ALL TRUE R TRUSTY SHELLBAORS OF BARRY fffU N C L A S fff IT HAS GOME TO MY ROYAL ATTENTION THAT OERTI I P ' ' QEMONSTRATING COMPLETE LACK OF GONGERN AND TOTAEADTSRERARDWOPSRESPEOT CONCERNING-MY PROPOSED VISIT.THEREEORE I INTEND TO VISIT BARRY TO INSURE PROPER ATTITUDE IS TAKEN BY THESE MISERABLE ELOATING-SOUM BEFORE HIS MOST SUPREME HIGHNESS KING NEPTUNIS REX ARRIVES SUNDAY 27 FEB BE'IT HERE UNDERSTOOD THAT SUNDAY 27 EEB 1966 AT MY PLEASURE T AND A FEN OF MY MOST HIGHLY SELECTED ROYALNAIDS WILL BOARD BARRY FOR AN 'I' I' 'I NI I r- 4 -'15 L' INSPECTION OF THE LO BEING TAKEN SO THAT SUPREME HIGHNESS KIN FOR PLANNING PURPOSE PRESGRIBED CEREMONIA TO PREVIOUS OOMMITME VISIT BARRY ON ACTUAL ARISE SHELLBACKS .PR REGARDS DAVY. VLY PO HEY N IG NEPT LYIOGS ANJ TO INSU E THAT PROPE STEPS ARE BKLSREEQER THEMSELVES HUMBLE BEPORE HIS MOST NTEND TO VISIT BARRY 26 FEB.POLLYWOGS REMAIN I S .I I L UNIFORM UNTIL 2 FEB 1 66 THE DAY OF JUDGEMENT DUE VTS IT DAY OVE YO WILL BE IMROSSIBLE EOR KING NEPTUNES REX TO OE ENTRY MY DOMAIN. JR SEAWORTHYNESS OVER THE SOUM OF THE WAVES. 1 NEPTUNIS REX FRRN USS BARRY IDD-9EgI OQURT OF NEPTUNIS ! GOMEQUATCRINSP NFO? DAVY JONES LOOK X I ' AND BOARDING MV OP AREA ABOUT 27 ,.BT... - U N O L A S X! RY WILL ARRIVE I U CTIOM 44 AAQPPPMW PEB. IYQU ON ARRIVAL. ACTTY TO TRY TO EN PARTY WILL BOARD 3 AND HAVE THE AUDI DAVY JONES AND E POLLYWOGR OUNOED THEREFORE B0ARD,NG OED AND UNANN ' FORM A SPECIAL OTHER HIGH EQQTPRRRTES TRBTYNTDDPBEQNEEENQTELFQELSRONNRTOATRE ' PULL IP L OES BROUGHT 3 APPROPIATE. AELANSWER FOR ALL CHAR MAY DIRECT. ,LL BE PREPARED ISHMENT AS MY BOU T TE MY AGAINST THEM AND SUCH ORRPDRTUNO ME WHICH MAYSTERERTLTABE DAVY' JONES MILL. MAKE A CONDITIONS. THIS DEGI . P RSONAL INSPEUTION Of SXGEO PRONQLGATED BY LATER MESSA YOUR CREW AR MY DOMAIN UN AND INSPECTI OEREMONIES A PARTY AND W ...IDI--P FROM: iAVY JONES TO' USS BARRY INFO2 OOMDESRON 24 OB-T-ooo .- q I A 3 R PRE-OEREMONY IN TNTEND CBOIARD USSXBARRY AIQQIQ CEREMONIAL UIAHJIQJRM AND POI-I-YWRGS' EXPEGTOITOIRSYAS BECOMES THEIR LOIILY STA . RENEER ALL ROYAL H T www, , 'vu 0 f 4 v 4 E 5, 77 1 I IL Q 2 1 r w r .N -WW.. , ,.... ' if -X ' .sig .Q x , XX ff . . , fp-X X X , 3, iv X x . ' - fx TSN xx xw M X xx fsxxk x vi X . .N X Vx www .11 Y 3 W Y 1- T ff e 5 5 I f 5 ' A 1 X y f X. wx x f .W gf 3 4 - if ' 4 f f 'ff , f f f f M f MRM 47 ' Y Z! 1 40,3 f z , X Q ffm fm, fZ! f ,f if WA WW' 7 W , ,, V, . l'fWfZ, A fm ' ff WW WWMQMA' W , 44 ff fw4M f K if ,W fm -is X is -ff, W wwf, WW, ww SX f V' swwj-EL YZ f r-:M A V ww ef A WQ4 .Wt ,N ,wg - f K f:.,f55N'?L. 'M WSQSQAVQ aW,xw4 9 9 A , nf, ,, Vg- f , ' y K ,- 'Tfmf ,f X ff 'S' X X Q X X X X R X Q X XS xx 5 i gfgx Six i Xl . X X f SX X 4-S N X ' K X YAX W S X 9. ' -ff, if , Q 1 Wx ffl., , AW ? I BAQRY sTeamed wesT and norTh Through The Malacca STraiTs, sTopping aT Penang, Malaysia on l March To refuel. lT WGS The firsT Time in many years Thaf U.S. Navy ships had visiTed in The Malay Penninsula. Then across The lndian Ocean To The porT of Cochin in souThvvesT lndia. During The brief sTopover, The officers and men of Desfroyer Squadron 211 were hosTed by The lndian Navy. lT was a mosT inTeresTing visiT, despiTe The svvelfering heaT. Cn our deTachmenT from The SevenTh l:leeT, Vice Admiral John l.. l'lyland bid us Sayonara: As The firsT ATlanTic desTroyers assign- ed To assisT us in The VieTnam crisis, you have impressed us vviTh your readiness and willingness To serve. Long periods on Yankee and Dixie Sfafions and naval gun- fire supporT operaTions have been accom- plished in a mosT professional manner. BesT wishes for smooTh complefion of your round The world cruise, and a joyous homecoming. Whoa! 'Tiff' Nw.,,,,-M,,,.wf 45 1 W5 During The long Transif home, BARRY assisred in Oceanographic Research under The direcfian of ff' fu iii i in f iff J -xr--uf' Qlii,-I-L in qovernmenT oceanographer, Mr. Al Besf. Making friends 4' x ' There's nor mach To do in The Indian Ocean. Ol40Y, how much you give me Tor iT?l' TlWGT's The boss. Am- 6 From Cochin, BARRY made a high speed Trip across The Arabian S90 Gnd inTO The Gtlli of Aden, sTopping To reiuel in Aden, BriTish SouTh Arabia RroTecTaraTe, The legendary land of The Queen of Sheba. We sTeamed Tram Aden Through Bob-el-Mandeb inTo The Red Sea pasT The naTions oT EThiopia, Sudan, and Saudi Arabia. T On The l5Th of March BARRY arrived in RorT Suez, UniTed Arab Republic. Many aT us boughT The Tamed camel saddles and Trinl4eTs Tram The numerous vvaTerbound rug merchanTs. The nexT day We TransiTed The Suez Canal. The Suez Canal was quiTe a conTrasT To The lush Tropical Ranama Canal. The deserT To The easT sTreTched on endlessly broken only by an occasional Arab paTroI on camels. The wesTern side was doTTed by various Towns and oases. BeauTy unsurpassed. AVGG ! 5 a i I E The endless deserf. , ,JPL fl? 140' 1' Z Mon, iT's hor f lT's really acTive. The morning of 29 March we anchored in Naples Tor a Three day visiT and an AdminisTraTive lnspecTion. This, The Third largesT ciTy in lTaly, occupies one of The mosT magnificenT siTes in all The lVlediTerranean, and The area ohcers much hisTorical inTeresT. Nearby are Pompeii, lVlounT Vesuvius, Salerno and The sToried lsle oi Capri. Many of us made The magniTicenT Trip To Rome. Naples is The locaTion of The l-leadquarTers Tor The Allied Forces in SouThern Europe. An excellenT Exchange was available where many aTTracTive purchases were made. T ,,.,,,,,s so l 3 The ADMIN. ii W s. ' XJ' ony, '4 H- l WANNA BUY Aquos wA1csL,J6Ef T' if 5 5 ! I 1:-li. XX jr LXR f N!UrA'l'K KX ,.W'1i'i!3'? f M M f L ' WU Q ru --MQ KLWFIWY SXVWJQ MM dam Q, F5 A 5- E YVQ The incomparable beauTies of Barcelona where Queen lsabella welcomed Columbus back from America have made iT known ThroughouT The world. The cify is Typi- cally European wiTh iTs narrow winding sTreeTs in The old auarTer and handsome boulevards in The modern pon The inner harbor is dominaTed by The sTaTue of Columbug and The ciTy manifesTs iTs individualiTy in iTs beauTiful and varied archiTecTure. l3leasanT memories linger of preTTy girls, friendly people, good food and wines, and a beauTiful ciTy. Shops were numerous and The Spanish Village - Pueblo Espanol, shopping area offered an inTeresTin.g varieTy of good5,Olel ,mfs 6 I I WIQ1! ' TWT, Columbus Monument 'TT A 'MX 'VJ X .1 A f ..-4 ,MN xx, 14, X .X Q 5 ,A 'mul X' 1 N 111 X r fx l r, PQ ' W'iUW , W' tw My li hmm lm. 4 VH Take G Som Miguel any dCIY- The Don Juoms x51 f4i .fLa U I W ga 6 U O VITAL STATISTICS Miles Sreorned ...... ....................... 5 0,000 Fuel Burned ............. ..... O ver 3,000,000 QGIIOHS Fresh Worer Used ...... ..... o ver I,500,000 goIIonS Medi' Consumed ....... Buffer Consumed ..... Breod Foien ........ ----- I O Tons Eggs Cooked ......... Cokes Drunk ......... TonS TonS ........6I,0OO ........... 09,924 I3oyroII For The Crew .... ...... S 339,787.46 I-Ioirc:uTs Given ....... ................... 3 600 Loundry VVosI'ied ...... ..... I 00,000 poundS Foinr Used ................ ............... 7 TonS Qogs Used ................... ................ ...... ........... 2 T o nS Cusroms Declororions ................................. ........ ..... 5 73,000-OO Refweled, Qemmed, Replenisried wi'rI'i Sevenrn FIeeT -45 Hmes 5 inch Ammunirion Fired in CornboT ...................... roundS X N A y S U y' 1 u I I l L li 11 1 ! 4 k 3 , H ,. , k ,X W 4 IN , W , W I I 1 H FE us. 77Z ,X .X T - xv xx x rx xx y X .x 1 T35 .f ,. I VERNON LEE 1946 - 1966 2 2 Q LL Z DENCE FLASH ACTION EMEAOENO 'MED JL IATE pg, I MESSAGE A FM: COATOA E OR 075 mv Mn DRAFTED BY , U DESIDA C Q . SANDERx CO Rouraoev SRON TWO F 6 Tomo WWDCU UNOLAS OUR O6 ' MER NY DATEYTTNTEGRQLTP 1GCT3 F SH E GE '-TSEHVIOTXI EROAT NR 52 A T T S O A Z goUAA3UQ'gQfBfERSYOf,f5 5Ag,TT'LfggfLlO50R A WELL DE T PS, AND ESPQATS SEVET- . CAA! T SERVT: mi, E NT A AKE -D ,,,f-f 1 UR g5g5ETENCgOIigANDTNGOQEEHORTHAgfigT TEAM PRIDE IN ffOgUQND FV- COMOEORON TAO FO WELLEOON A WERE IN OZ?iyANOE A55 gSp'O ADUUST STANDING A E AND GHEQ ' OOF MENT T UR BE -, FT TR OF Y TO T- A T TO: DESRON TWO F0 DEpLOYwLZT MISHES. RA AO'T1ONS OgUOAgRa55SSfOlj?O . T TNG ' 1, T- T UNOLASRAPIDLY AEPROAOH THE ENDSQTEIRTSKOUTSTEMIOQES, AND FFQTIENDS TTTTH DM SAUTABEAGER ROYER T AS WE A CAN LOOK FORAARD ' FTQULT ASSIGNMENT HAS BE ' AU- HANDS, SE' OF AOHTEVENENT, A DIV DRGNTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE A REAL SEN Y AGCOYVTPLISHED. THE SQUA Ql'A HAVE BEEN MEANTNGFUL, SUGCESSFOLL , T IN SOUTH EAST Av pORE IN KEEPING id UP!ITETiAiT!ggEKiOkTl2Y-TIATATQFSIE OUTSTATVDQNGUANTS SOANDLTEENAEBNE 'N SPITETQE TTTATER my QF TRADTTTOT . AND WEEKS AT SEA,LTNTT W'TH THE HOGTTIONS LONG ARDUOUSTOOYSEAS AND LTSERTY IN MANY DVERSE COND , ' A STRANGE NETTT TTAT T TRADTTTONS NEW O' T. , T ATA P T ' T NTHS. 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