Callaghan (DDG 994) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

L - The Ship's Crest rrms USS CMMGHnNs coot of orms represents Reor Rdmirol Denial J. Colloghon — his nome, piece of birth, end distinguished cereer in the U.S. Novy. It olso represents the modern doy technology of the ncuu CfUMGHHN honored by the nome. The chief simuletes the Golden Gete Rridge, the light blue olludes to the shy end the dork blue to e bey, ell symbolizing Rdmirol Colloghon’s piece of birth, Son Froncisco, Colifornio. The trident connotes his Novel cereer end the two lightning fleshes his service in UJID I end UJUJ II. The gold ster represents the oword of the Mcdel of Honor for his conspicuous gollontry end intrepidity in the Novel Dottle of Guedelcenel during UJUJ II. The trident with the ores end the lightning fleshes olso ollude to the mission end cepebilities of CnitnGHHN. CRCST The crest heroldicolly speoks” the nome Colloghon. The wolf is suggested by the Colloghon coot of orms, ond the shomrock symbolizes Irclond. The two stors connote the cereer ronk of Rdmirol Colloghon: they ore conjoined to indicote thot this is the second CIHMGHnN. MOTTO The ship's motto is the word intrepidity . Token from Rdmirol Doniel J. Colloghon's Mcdol of Honor citotion, the motto serves os inspirotion to ell who serve oboord CfllinGHflN to be breve ond courogcous not only in bottle, but olso in their doily lives. � ■ « ■i w V V 2 USS CRlMGHflN (DDG-994) v.lk «61 «aw See« USS CAllAGHAN (DOG 994) is the second KIDD Closs Guided Missile Destroyer designed and built by Ingalls Shipbuilding Division of Litton Industries in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Homeported in San Diego, Californio, CAllAGHAN uuill be assigned to Cruiser Destroyer Group FIV€ and Destroyer Squadron NINC. The KIDD Class DDG originally designed for the Iranian Navy is unique among U.S. worships, adding the Combat Systems capabilities of a nuclear powered VIRGINIA Closs Cruiser to the inherent Antisubmarine Warfare qualities of a SPAUANCC Class Destroyer. CAllAGHAN and other ships of the class are driven by four General Clectric IM-2500 gas turbines turning twin controllable-reversible pitch propellers. Designed originally for use on large aircraft these engines hove been modified for marine use and produce approximately 20,000 horsepower each. These engines ore capable of moving ships at speeds in excess of 30 knots and provide a degree of maneuverability and flexibility unequaled by any other warship of similar size. CAllAGHAN s design is modular in nature, allowing for easy installation of entire subsystems within the ship. Space and weight reservations have been made to accommodate further weapons systems and electronic systems as they are developed. Crew comfort and habitability were also of prime consideration in CAllAGHAN's design. Oerthing areas are spacious compared to earlier destroyers and cruisers and the ship is equipped with features uncommon to the average warship. Automation of many of the ship's weapons and engineering systems permits CAllAGHAN lo be manned by far fewer personnel than otherwise might be necessary. As a highly versatile multi-mission Guided Missile Destroyer, CAllAGHAN is capable of operating independently or in company with amphibious or carrier task forces. CfllinGHHN uses the most advanced AAW and ASLLI equipment in the fleet to accomplish any task demanded of her. The ship is equipped with such sophisticated weapon systems as the Tartar D missile system and the AN SOS-53 digital sonar. In addition to its sonar, CAllAGHAN's ASW suite includes ASAOC, two triple barreled torpedo tubes and provisions for carrying ASUJ helicopters. CAllAGHAN also boasts two 5 inch 54 caliber fully automatic gun mounts controlled by the digital MK86 Fire Control System. Harpoon anti-ship missiles and the Phalanx Close in UJeapon System. CAllAGHAN is a destroyerman's dream. She incorporates the best technology available in both her exceptional propulsion system and the fully integrated combat system forming a combination that makes her a ship unequalcd by any other in the world. 3 Commanding Officer (Plcinkowner) CDR John T. Hood Commander Hood graduated from the University of Kansas in 1962 with a degree of Rochelor of Science in Chemical engineering. He attended Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island in 1963, and was commissioned an Cnsign on 22 November 1963. His first assignment was in USS MUllttNV (DD S28) where he served as Communications Officer. In 1966, Commander Hood was assigned to duty as Officer-in-Chargc of a Swift boat in Viet Nam where he served for one year. Ordered to duty under instruction in the Ordnance engineering curriculum at the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, Commander Hood graduated in 1969 with Master of Science in electrical engineering and electrical engineer degrees. He then reported, via Naval Destroyer School, to USS JOHN KING (DOG-3) where he served two years as Uleapons Officer. In November 1972, Commander Hood was ordered to duty in the Surface Missile Systems Project Office at the Naval Ordnance Systems Command where he served as DIG RAW Modernization Project Officer. UUith the formation of the Naval Sea Systems Command in July 1976, Commander Hood was assigned to duty as executive Assistant to the Deputy Commander for LUeapons, Systems and engineering. He then attended the Command and Staff course at the Naval UJar College, Newport, Rhode Island, followed by assignment to USS JOHN McCniN (DOG-36) as executive Officer where he served until February 1978. Returning to Washington, Commander Hood most recently served on the staff of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Surface Warfare) as RCGIS Program Coordinator. Commander Hood has been awarded the legion of Merit, the Rronze Star, the Meritorious Service Medal and the Navy Commendation Medal. Commander Hood is married to the former Janice Skinner of Dawson, Iowa. They have two children, Jennifer and Matthew. 4 Commonding Officer CDR Rodney P. Rempt Commender RCMPT hoils from Von Nuys, Colifornio, end groduoted from the U S Novel Reodemy in 1966. His initiol ossignments ot see urcre os Terrier Missile Officer oboord USS COONTZ (DIG 9) in Son Diego end os UJeopons Officer oboord USS SOM€HS (DDG-34) in long Reoch. for his octions during deployments off Vietnom Commender RCMPT wos tiuicc oworded the Novy Commendotion Mcdol uuith combot V” Rfter corning o Mosters Degree in Systems Rnolysis from Stonford University in 1970, he ottended the Destroyer Deportment Heod Course in Newport, Rhode Islond. Commonder RCMPT's first see commend wos USS PNTCLOP€ (PG 86), one of the four missile-ormed, gos- turbine powered petrol gunboots homeported in Noplcs, Holy. UJhile on PNT(lOP€, Commonder RCMPT porticipoted in crisis-ot see operotions during the October 1973 Mideost UUor end conducted numerous NRTO ond SIXTH flCCT exercises. Upon initiol ossignment to (JUoshington, D.C. in eorly 197S, Commonder RCMPT served os o member of the Combot Systems Rdvisory Group for the Chief of Novel Moteriol. He wos next ossigned os o prototype wcopons project officer within the Novel See Systems Commend where he wos oworded his third Novy Commendotion Mcdol for contributions to the development of the Verticol lounch System. Commonder RCMPT served os executive Officer oboord USS DPHIGPCN (DDG-43) from June 1978 to Morch 1980. UJhile conducting RCfTRR in the Coribbeon in October 1979, DRHIGRCN porticipoted in the CRRIRRCINfORCCX of Guonton- omo Roy prior to commencing o Mcditerroncon deployment. In eorly 1980, Commonder RCMPT returned to UJoshington os progrom coordinotor for the RCGIS UJeopon System (OP-35SUJ). In februory 1981, Commonder RCMPT wos selected os the Rdministrotive Rssistont ond Ride to the Vice Chief of Novol Operotions. for the next two ycors Commonder RCMPT wos responsible for coordinotion of policy ond odministrotive motters for Rdmirol D. UJRTKINS ond Rdmirol Will om N. SMRll during their tours os VCNO. Commonder RCMPT's wife Pom wos most recently employed os Monoger, Rdministrotion of the Rmericon High Speed Roil Corporotion, which intends to build o Gullet Troin between los Rngeles ond Son Diego. 5 (lolJtn Sht( la,k f uuator Chrittmas lilar d qua for ■ D4. Pho nii liljndi, 0 it % A r r o O V A ii i ... v o ♦ •� Or i S % H , USS CflllflGHflN UJ€STPnC 1984 Executive Officer CDR UJilliom €. Doud, Jr. Commondcr UJilliom C. DoucJ, Jr., wos born in Uloshington, D.C. in 1948. He ujos commissioned on Cnsign in the United Stotes Novy in 1970 oftcr groduoting from the U.S. Nowol Acodemy. His initiol seo tour ujos served os CIC Officer ond Operotions Officer in USS PUTNflM (00 757} ond os CIC Officer in USS CONVNGHflM (DOG-17). flftcr groduotion from the United Stotes Novol Destroyer School in August 1975, he ossumed duties os Operotions Officer in USS CIPUOF V. ni(H€TTS (DOG S) ond, in 1978,os Chief engineer in USS FOOT SNdlING (ISO 30). In 1979, Commondcr Doud ujos ossigned to the Office of the CNO where he served os on onolyst in the System Anolysis Division. He wos subsequently ossigned os personol oide to fldmirol UJilliom Smoll, then Vice Chief of Novol Operotions, where he served until ossuming his current duties in April 1983. He hos twice been oworded the Novy Commendotion Mcdol, The Novy Achievement Mcdol ond the Meritorious Unit Citotion in oddition to vorious unit ond Aottle efficiency Awords. Commonder Doud is morried to the former Volerio Kothcrinc fuller of Uloshington, D.C. The Doud's hove two sons ond o doughter: Christopher, Arion ond Stcphonie. 8 MOSA UJ€STPAC 1983 The Adventure 9 SHIP'S LOG 9 JUN€ 9-18 JUNC 19- 20 JUNC 21 JUNC - 02 JULV 27 JUNC 03-06 JULV 07- 11 JULV 12- 13 JULV 14- 17 JULV 18- 19 JULV 20- 21 JULV 22-24 JULV 25-28 JULV 29-31 JULV 01-04 PUG 05-10 RUG 11- 12 RUG 13- 17 RUG 18 RUG 19- 21 RUG 22 RUG 23 PUG - 12 SCP 13-19 S€P 20 S€P - 11 OCT 12- 13 OCT 14 OCT 15- 23 OCT 24 OCT 25-26 OCT 27-29 OCT 30 OCT - 07 NOV 08- 12 NOV 13- 14 NOV 15-17 NOV 18-20 NOV 21- 23 NOV 24 NOV 02 DCC 03-04 D€C 05-11 D€C 12 D€C DCPART SAN DICGO CNROUTC PCARL HARROR, TRANSITCX 83-16 TGARCM 83-1R INPORT PCARL HORROR, HRUJRII CNROUTC MANILA RAV, R. P. OUTCHOP THIRD FLT INCHOP SCVCNTH FLT INPORT MANILA RAV, R. P. RATTLCUJCCK 83-2, D€F€NS€ OF SURIC RAV INPORT SURIC RAV, R. P. CNROUTC SINGAPORC INPORT SINGAPORC CNROUTC PATTAVA RCACH, THAILAND INPORT PATTAVA RCACH, THAILAND CORRA GOLD RCFUGCC RCSCUC INPORT SURIC RAV, R. P. CNROUTC POHANG, KORCA VALIANT USHCR 83-13 USS MIDUJAV OPCRATIONS SUPPORT INPORT PUSAN KORCA CNROUTC KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN INPORT KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN CNROUTC SASCRO, JAPAN UPKCCP SASCRO, JAPAN SHARCM 51G KAL 007 SALVOPS, SCA OF JAPAN CNROUTC VOKOSUKA, JAPAN INPORT VOKOSUKA, JAPAN USS MIDUJAV OPCRATIONS SUPPORT INPORT VOKOSUKA, JAPAN USS MIDUJAV SUPPORT OPCRATIONS INPORT SASCRO, JAPAN USS MIDUJAV SUPPORT OPCRATIONS UPKCCP SURIC RAV, R. P. CNROUTC HONG KONG INPORT HONG KONG CNROUTC VOKOSUKA, JAPAN INPORT VOKOSUKA, JAPAN TRANSITCX 84-7 INCHOP THIRD FLT INPORT PCARL HARROR, HAUJAII TRANSITCX 84-7 ARRIVC SAN DICGO OP6RRTIONS D€PflRTM€NT ICDR Hamilton Opcrotions Officer IT Droncc OC Division Officer IT Ccci Ol Division Officer 12 OD Division BMC Clark RM1 Matters RM2 Fritz R M2 Stivers RM2 Vangeystclen RM3 Jordan RM3 San flngelo RM3 Shepherd SN flmpa SN Key SN Vargas SN Rest SN Stanton SN Smith SN Vanccy SN Rbeleda SN Millard SN Carter SN Jarvis SN Gunkcl Not Shown: 14 RM1 Hepburn RM3 Szymanski RM3 Voung RM3 Remigio SN Hicks SN Robinson SR Robinson SN Ostrander SN Parker SN Geek OC Division RMC Richter RM2 Smith RM3 Rclchcr SMSN Rcckmon RMSN Cochron RMSN Roilcy RM2 Undcrlond SMC Kenslouj SM3 Russcy SM2 €ith SMSN Jones SMSN Kitchen SMSN Lucenti Not Shoujn: RM1 Lovell RM2 Pitts RM2 Duncon RM2 Rrown RM2 Poppos RM3 Kolokouuski RM3 Hondysidc RM3 Poth RM3 Speikes RM3 Dolle Not Shown: OSC Raines OSC Sinon OS1 Joneslunas OS1 Vansant 051 Rledsoe 052 lohman OS2 Green OS2 Rother OS2 Field OS2 Williams OS2 Pullard OS2 Wojnar OS2 Hitchcock 052 Corbin 053 Davis OS3 Raird OS3 lovato OS3 Coffman OS3 Rcnshaui OS3 Ziegler OSSN ntno OSSN Porter OSSN Manigrasso OSSN Mulhern OSSN lamb OSSN Rlack OSSN Mayberry COMBAT SVSTCMS D€PARTM€NT LCDR Hozlett Combat Systems Officer 22 IT Bell UJeapons Control Officer CUJ02 Fcderer Systems Test Officer Combat Guns Division €NS David O'Connor FTCM James Conuiay FTGC UJilliam Moore Division Officer GMG1 Ncsler GMG2 Dickerson GMG3 Cdwards GMGSN Gamble CG Division is composed of two ratings: FTG s and GMG s, The fTG's ore subdivided info two workcentcrs, one of which operotes and maintains fhe MK 86 Mod 5 Gun fire Control System. This includes the SPQ 9fl Surface Search ftadar, the SPG60 (lir Track flador and associated equipment. The second workcentcr operates and maintains the Vulcan Phalanx Close in Weapon System, a highly complex version of the Gatlin Gun. The GMG’s ore responsible for the operation and maintenance of the 5 54 MK45 lightweight Gun Mount and all small arms on board. FTG2 Higgins FTG2 Jonik GMG2 Rucsing FTG2 Tobin FTG2 Usscry FTG2 UJclls Not Shown: FTG2 Rorncs FTG2 RenneU GMG2 CormocJy GMGSN Hollond 24 In Memory Of FTG2 UUilliom L. Barnes Bill ujos assigned to CG Division os o Fire Control Technician Guns Second Class. He devoted many long hard hours to maintain the Phalanx Close in UJcopon System at its optimum performance. Pill ujos not only a hard worker but also a good friend to many on board. UJilliom I. Games completed UJcstPoc '83 and returned to San Diego on 12 December 1983. Shortly thereafter he was involved in an automobile accident with a reckless driver. Pill lost his life and his wife, lauri, was seriously injured. Our prayers go to his parents and his wife Lauri. May God's ever enduring love touch your hearts and grant you the peace that overcomes all sorrow. Shipmates of UJilliom (Rill) L. Porncs USS CnunGHON (DOG 994) Combat electronics Division 6UUC Davies €T1 Chamberlain €UJ2 Carl €T2 Chamberlain DS3 Garland DS2 Greenburg DS2 Keener €T2 Steve'auritsen CUJSN Masters €TSN Mattcson DS2 Menjivor €T2 Myers €T3 Olesky CLU3 Pollard €T2 Rust DS3 UJhite €T2 Wilson Not Shoujn: LTJG Peralta CUJ02 Dill €TC Walker €TC fteckadahl €UU3 Hershberger CUJSN Hill DS1 Hinchman DS2 Hurley DS1 Kroegcr €W2 McGillienoldy DS2 Molemore €T1 UJiza C€ Division C€ Division is composed of three ratings: €T's, OS's, and €UJ's. These ratings comprise the eves and cars of the Callaghan. The electronic Technicians arc responsible for maintaining the surface search radar; IFF systems; cryptographic equipment; HF, UHF, VHF, and satellite communications systems, electronic navigation equipment and the ship s entertain- ment system. The Data Systems Technicians maintain the complex Navy Tactical Data System computers and associated display consoles; Data link 11 and 14 Luhich communicate with other ships computers, providing enhanced combat systems capabilities. The €lcctronics UJarfarc Technicians operate and maintain the SlQ-32 electronic Counter- measures equipment, and associated chaff launchers providing advance warning of hostile air or surface targets and missile attacks. 27 Combat Anti-Submarine Division STGC Parmcntcr STGC ftunkcr TMSN Raker TM1 Recerra STG1 Rernhardt STG1 Connors STG3 Cox TM3 McDuffie STG2 Phelps TM3 Rogers STG3 Sanford STG2 Shick STG2 Taylor STG2 Tobey STG3 Todd TM1 VanHorn STG2 Vannctta 28 Cfl Division is composed of two ratings; STG's and TM’s. The Sonar Technicians are responsible for operating and maintaining the SQS-53 Sonar, SQR-17 Sonar, Underwater Telephone, Fathometer, Torpedo Countermeasure System and the MK 116 Fire Control System. The Torpedomen are responsible for the operation and maintenance on the Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes and associated equipment. Together the two ratings make up the anti-submarine warfare team. Combat Missiles CM Division is composed of two ratings; FTM's and GMM's. The FTM's arc responsible for the operation and maintenance of the MK74 Mod 5 Guided Missile Fire Control System and the Harpoon Missile System. The GMM's operate and maintain the MK 26 Mods 3 and 6 Guided Missile Launching System. With no significant down time, the systems were tasked in various NRTO U.S. exercises during deployment, performing ex- tremely well. Division €NS Rosser FTMC Fuller GMCS Copies FTM1 Knowlton GMM2 Rcckman GMM1 Cambell FTM2 Cardwell FTM3 Cooley GMM2 Hall GMMSN Heron GMM2 Ingram FTM2 Layne FTM3 Lukcr FTM2 Mouncc GMM3 Rogers GMM2 Savois 29 Machinery Repairman (MR) €NGIN€€RING €NGIN€€RING D€PRRTM€NT fl Division €N3 Clark €N3 Honcock FN Kissengcr €N2 UUoldmon FN McCIcllon €N3 McMonus IT Rowe €NC Stienmetz €N2 Dunnington € Division IT Schuh CMC McCoy €M1 Alcontoro €M1 ndollo CM2 Byrd CM3 Loyd CM3 Trevino CMFN Mitchell CM3 UJooten IC2 LUoters IC2 UJoges IC3 Mobcrg MP Division t rm GSMC Copscy GSM1 Munson GSM2 Stevens GS€2 Bono GS€2 Pcrcontc GSM2 Williams GSM2 Chase GSM2 McDanials GSM2 Prise GSM2 Johnston GSM2 Arellano GS€2 Mitchell Division GSM2 Smith GSM2 Probst GS€2 Springstubc GS€3 Bollinger GSM2 Heinrich GSM2 UUilson GSM3 Dewitt GSM3 Hobbs GSM3 Trotter V P Division GSM3 Hewitt GSM3 Harris GSM3 McCormick FN fllesno GSMFN Clliot GSMFN Grown GSMFN Golducki FN Magnusson FN Sorrels R Division 42 Pictures Not Available: 44 A Division: €N1 Flcbottc €NFN Guenther €N2 Olson €NFN Strobcl € Division: €M3 Anderson 1C 1 Omings MP Division: GS€2 Schmidt GSM3 Russell GS6FN Gallagher FR Reborn R Division: HT1 Foin HT3 levy MR2 Schultz HTFN Goebcz HTFN Cotuin HTFR Clcndonicl engineering LT McLean, MPA ■ I Quartermaster Personnel man (QM) (PN) Hospital Corpsman (HM) Z Master-at-Arms Navy (MA) Counselor (NC) Postal Clerk (PC) Yeoman (YN) NAVIGATION ADMIN 9 7 ouusopoi fcf out. J.N3W1UUCBQ NOI1UU1SINIWCIU NOI1UOIAUN Ship's Office PN1 €vclcigh PNSN Loups VNSN Taylor Not Pictured: VN1 McNccly VN2 Drill VN2 Orucc PN3 Daughterly VNSN Pcsanliago PNSN Dcgeylcr Chart Room OMl Harl QM2 Acid QM2 Proulx QM2 Coulson Not Pictured: QM2 Hntc OMSN Mulrooncy OMSN Gunkel Sick Call HMC Holmes SN flair Not Pictured: HM3 Serrano HN Wells Post Office PC2 Germain Not Pictured: PC3 Granger NCI Bryson Mm Littlefield 47 48 SUPPIV D€PflfiTM€NT LT Hndcrson 52 a Awarded Blue E for Supply Excellence The Supply Department y. ' Mess Management Specialists Callaghans €DF has been noted as being the finest in the fleet and these men deserve the credit. MSCS flombasc MS2 Decring 57 fingeres MS3 Doolittle Fontoil Cookouts 58 MS3 Sclorcr MS3 Gilmon MS3 Richards Ship's Servicemen SHI Burge end SHI Impero SH's Hard at Work I I SH3 Cruz 62 SHI Impcno SH2 Vogel ond SH3 Timmons SH2 Vogel SH3 Briones Disbursing Clerks Colloghon's Disbursing Clerks ore omong the finest finonciol experts in the Pacific Fleet. DK1 Pulmono end MS2 Sopclino DK3 fJorgobos 65 R R Supply Deportment Style Although the Supply Deportments work is never done, they still find time to enjoy their oversees liberty. SH3 Timmons 66 mi Another famous attraction in Subic flay, Phillipincs. SH3 Sta'Crus and MS3 Sapelino enjoy the sights of Kagoshima, Japan. Above: SKSN Constantine enjoys a walk through the streets of Thailand. Left: Crossing the Cquator UJog” flcauty Contest. Night Life Overseas Vou have to see it to believe it! VSJ fcisj SKI Rnnat and MS3 Gilman round the bases in one of the Supply Department's undefeated softball games. MS3 Don rounds first base. MS3 Sugar Ray Gilman smokes Killer Duke” during the Callaghan fund raising smokers for the Combined Federal Campaign. MMpnp COMD6SRON 17 Inspection W SlINfl CBHUU9W3 DCSRON 17 Air Detachment I) Snapshots 77 Underway Shift Colors 80 ■ Port of Coll: Howoii Reenlistment on the Rrizono Memorial mu irinam. Sasebo Baseball Hong Kong mwxam u 91 Son Diego I .. I A J Homecoming