Berkeley (DDG 15) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1967 volume:

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If A I M- ,-.QITQNQQAI N ' ' . .J , ' N. mv ' A f f,-'X - X N f K ' USS BERKELEY DDG 15 WESTPAC 29 APRIL 1967 - 25 OCTOBER 1967 USS BERKELEY is a fast highly maneuverable destroyer, commissioned at the U, S. Naval Base, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on 15 December 1967. She has an overall length of 437 feet, a beam of 47 feet and a displacement of 4,500 tons. BERKELEY carries 25 officers and 340 enlisted men. Three times, BERKELEY has deployed to Viet Nam waters and on each cruise she has distinguished herself. In August 1964 the ship played a role in the Tonkin Gulf PT Boat incident for which she was awarded the Navy Unit Com- mendation. The highlight of her second period overseas was the daring and dramatic rescue of six U. S, Air Force crewmen in the face of heavy enemy fire. On this her third and most recent assignment BERKELEY reeked havoc along the coast of North and South Viet Nam on Operation Seadragon and in support of friendly land actions. Many times was the ship fired on, but mirac- ulously never hit directly. Her 5 54 rapid fire guns silenced many enemy shore batteries that opened on her. The ship also served for several weeks as flagship for the Northern Search and Rescue Commander. In a ceremony that has become a BERKELEY tradition in the Gulf of Tonkin the Change of Command took place 11 July 1967. 1967 CRUISE STATISTICS Total rounds 5 fired 5055 Engine Miles traveled 47,722,1 Total rounds of enemy fire within 500 Fuel consumed gals. 3,511,725 yds of ship 972 Water distilled gals. 3,294,262 Helicopter details 63 Water received gals. 482,258 Underway refuelings 37 Mail Received lbs. 16,766 Underway ammunition replenishments 19 Mail sent lbs. 6,574 Underway AF replenishments 7 Stamps sold 53,858.80 Underway AKS replenishments 5 Money orders sold S107,003,69 High line transfers: Payroll 3S530,000,00 AO 36 Meals served 648,000 DD 17 Ice cream gals, 360 CA 13 Tons of provisions used 72 CAG 7 Loaves of bread baked 94,000 D DLG 1 Number cokes sold 132,000 Sh1P'S Store Sales 340,000.00 Cash value part requisitions 360,000.00 CUMMANDER WILLIAM R. SMEDBERG IV, U. S. NAV CDR SMEDBERG reported to Uss BERKELEY as its third Commanding Officer in January 1966, wlgileaflldle - T Ship was on station in the Western Pacific. This followed a tour of duty in command of USS BRON CDE 10379, 0119 Of the U.S. Navy's most advanced Anti-Submarine War-fare ships. After graduation from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1951, CDR SMEDBERG s e rved in the Battleship WISCONSIN CBB 643 for three Years, during which period the ship, although homeported in Norfolk, Vlrglma, Spent 14 months in the Western Pacific during and after the KoreanWar. This tour was f0110Wed by two years in tne Atlantic Fleet Destroyer Uss BEATTY CDD 7565. In Subsaequenttsea duty, he has served as Commanding Officer of Uss LAWRENCE COUNTY CLST 8872, HS EXGCHUVG Offwef Of USS JOHN A. Bohn CDD 7559, and as co of BRONSTEIN, all homported in san Diego, California, I With the GXCGDUOH Of attending the Naval war College in 1961-62, notn of CDR sMEDBERG's shore duty tours have been in the Office Of the Chief of Naval Operations - the Fleet Operations Division in 1956-58 and the Strategic Plans Division in 1962-64, Y f COMMANDER THOMAS M. WARD, JR., U. S. NA VY Commander Thomas M, WARD Jr., United States Navy was born in Pontiac, Michigan on December 4, 1928, Upon graduation from the United States Naval Academy he received his commission as an Ensign in June, 1951. After serving aboard the USS ENGLISH CDD 6965 for three years as Gunnery Officer and First Lieutenant, and aboard the USS TOWHEE CAM 3885 as Executive Officer for almost one year, CDR WARD took command ofthe Uss CARDINAL CMSC Coy 45. CDR WARD graduated from the U.S. Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California, in 1957 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. He then attended Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology where he received his Master of Science degree in 1958, After Serving two years aboard the USS GYATT CDDG lb as Gunnery Officer he was assigned to the Pacific Missile Range as Flight Safety Officer, CDR WARD was Executive Officer of the USS BUCHANNAN CDDG 14D from 1963-64 and attended the Naval War College from 1964-65. From 1965 tmtil receiving orders for detachment to the USS BERKELEY he served as an instructor in the Weapons Department at the U.S. Naval Academy. ...-I S wif D vi NX4 ' ,Fink ii' Q!! MM 11 JULY 1967 W LIEUTENANT coMMANDEn RICHARD C. AVRI T, U.S. NA VY Born in Tilamock, Oregon, on February 18, 1932, Lieutenant Commander Richard C. AVRIT graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy as an Ensign in June 1953. From 1953- 54 he was assigned to the Destroyer USS GEORGE K. MACKENZIE CDD 8365 as Fire Control and Secondary Battery Officer. He then served aboard the Frigate USS WILLIS A. LEE CDL 4D from 1955-57 in several billets: Electronics Officer, Navigator, and Combat Information Center Officer, LCDR AVRIT attended the Navy Post graduate School at Monterey, California, where he received his Master of Science degree in Engineering Electronics in 1960. He then assumed command of the USS SUMNER COUNTY CLST 1148D. From 1963-66 LCDR AVRIT WHS HSSIBTIK-Id to the Key West Test and Evaluation Detachment of the Operation Development Force where he Served as Anti-Submarine Warfare Evaluation and Project Officer for the Navy's advanced and sophisticated ANfSQA-26 Sonar' AVRIT reported aboard the BERKELEY in December, 1966, to begin his tour as Executive icer. s- P nun ff' fw? X Ax X E W if X N VG -s N. J LT JOHN F. LEDER WEAPONS OFFICER If ! N...- .3 3. L'-x -'S f GSA H464 fafw fxxfxj O Z1 OX? ,- , , If- N i f-'Nia NWN i ,ifuftfgxf !.Kn,,4r-9 I Y J x was-5 xv! ff! AWWI im. 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Navy iged in heavy artillery duels 'North Vietnamese shore :ries during the weekend. rican officials announced shells had been fired at the ser 4 St. Paul and the royers Berkeley and Os- n in the biggest off-shore e reported inthe war. okesmen said the St. Raul :red a four-foot hole in her ioard bow from a direct hit the Communist guns. No. - rican casualties were re- ed, and the iU.S. ships ked out at-least one of the h Vietnamese batteriesl sank two 60-foot' enemy craft near the beach. Enemy shore batteries dropped an estimated 40 rounds close to the ship. The Berkeley returned the fire' as the heavy cruiser USS Boston moved into the area. , The Boston's 8-inchers accounted for a second coastal defense site and damaged another. Both ships withdrew without injuries or damage. -J , , N, FN S' ' 1-gps-.X ..., . ' l 5' -1 LH. 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