Berkeley (DDG 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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MMDB it ALRVMPLE, USN Lieutenant Commander DALRYMPLE was born in Dunn, North Carolina on 14 October 1939. He attended the University of North Carolina, obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree and was commissioned through Officer Candidate School in 1960. He served aboard the USS RICH CDD-8201 as Weapons Officer and has served aboard USS CLAUDE U. RICKETTS in connection with the multi-lateral mixed manning demonstration. From 1965-1966 he attended the Defense intelligence School in Washington, D.C. In july of 1966 LCDR DALRYMPLE assumed command of the USS WIDGEON QMSC-2081, and during that time also served as Commander Mine Division 32. Prior to reporting aboard BERKELEY he served a tour of duty in the Office of the CNO, and attended the Naval War College, where, in addition to his War College studies, he obtained the degree of Master ofScience in International Affairs from George Washington University. LCDR DALRYMPLE assumed duties as Executive Officer of the USS BERKELEY CDDG-151 in August 1971. Completing his tour of duty on BERKELEY in Sasebo, japan this August, LCDR DALRYMPLE left to assume command of USS BUCHANAN QDDG-141. ' 1 nil ' ' Q i, 5' r

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EXECUTI FFICEIQ LG B Ta ABTHDL , US LCDR Todd BARTHOLD received his commission via Navy OCS at Newport in june of 1962. Before entering the Navy, he was educated in History at Harvard and University of California at Berkley. LCDR BARTHOLD reported to USS SAINT PAUL CCA-731 for duty in the Gunnery Department. His last year onboard was spent as Main Battery Officer. He then proceeded to USS PORTER- FIELD lDD-682i as Weapons Officer, where he was awarded his first Navy Achievement Medal. A second and third Achievement Medal was received as Aide and Flag Lieutenant on the Staff of Commander Amphibious Group TH REEICTF 76. Assignment as a Surface junior Officer detailer followed with-the final year at BUPERS spent as Administrative Assistant to the Surface Captain Detailer. He was awarded a Navy Commendation Medal for this tour. LCDR BARTHOLD's tour as BERKELEY's Executive Officer was pro- ceeded by one year at the Naval War College, Command and Staff Course. He met the ship in Sasebo, japan during her September upkeep period. LCDR BARTHOLD, his wife Martha and their daughter Kathryn make their home in Long Beach.

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Captain P. H. Dahlmann, USN Commander Destroyer Squadron 29 STA F f l , ,I s ,.v,, ,ogl Wm ' . 6 During the deployment, the ship had the task of serving as flag- ship for three different flag staffs. Part of her function as a DDG, she embarked Commodore Brown QCOMDESRON l9l, Commodore johnson QCOMDESRON 3ll, and her own squadron commander, Commodore PQH. Dahlmann CCOIVIDESRGN 29l at different times during the cruise. While aboard, the commodores and their staffs coordinated their task units from BERKELEY's bridge and CIC, usin her as a latform to direct the employment of three to four 5193? .1 x 'QW it W r ii at ss 5 if X x X s - 5 X K NNN NWN X WN. K ,ss f r 'X , .,it.,:s':fs4 Ep