Callaghan (DDG 994) - Naval Cruise Book

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Ship's Log 21 February...................Depart San Diego 21 February-7 March...........TRANSITEX 85-8. BGAREM 08-11 March...................Inport Pearl Harbor. Hawaii 12-27 March...................Enroute Subic Bay. RP. TRANSITEX 85-8 28 March-01 April.............Inport Subic Bay, RP 02-06 April...................ENR Singapore 07-09 April...................Inport Singapore 10 April-01 May...............ENR OPS North Arabian Sea 02-09 May.....................TAV alongside USS JASON (AR-8) at Ras Ai Hadd, Oman 10-20 May.....................OPS North Arabian Sea; ENR Diego Garcia 21 -30 May....................INPT Diego Garcia 31 May-07 July................OPS Indian Ocean North Arabian Sea 08 July-1 7 July..............ENR Bunbury, W.A. 18 July-23 July...............INPT Bunbury, W.A. 24 July-31 July...............ENR Subic Bay, RP 01 August-02 August...........INPT Subic Bay, RP 03 August-14 August...........ENR Pearl Harbor. Hawaii 15 August-16 August...........INPT Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 17 August-23 August...........ENR San Diego 24 August ....................Arrive San Diego

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fable of Contents Pages 4- 5....Ship's History Pages 6- 9....Commanding Officer Pages 10- 13 ....Executive Officer Pages 14- 15 .......Command Master Chief Pages 16- 21 .......Desron Seventeen Staff Pages 22- 36 .......Engineering Department Pages 37- 52 .......Combat Systems Department Pages 53- 67 ....Operations Department Pages 68- 73 ....Navigation Department Pages 74- 83 ....Supply Department Pages 84- 89 ....Air Department Pages 90- 91 .......Chief Petty Officers Mess Pages 92- 94 ....Wardroom Pages 96-103 .......Underway Operations Pages 104-117.......Ports of Call Pages 118-121 ......Battle E Recognition Pages 122-123 ......ASUW King Pages 124-125 ......Fighting Irish Sports Pages 126-129 ......All In a Day's Work Pages 130-134 ......Crossing the Line Pages 136-137 ......Reenlistments Pages 138-139 ......Tiger Cruise Pages 140-143 ......Homecoming Page 144............Vital Statistics

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USS CALLAGHAN (DDG-994) Coat of Arms USS CALLAGHAN'S Coat of Arms represents the name, birthplace, and distinguished naval career fo Rear Admiral Daniel J Callaghan. It also represents the modern technology of the new CALLAGHAN honored by that name. The chief simulates the Golden Gate Bridge, symbolizing San Francisco, California. Admiral Callaghan's place of birth The trident connotes his naval career and the two lightning flashes for his service in World War I and in World War II. The single star represents the Medal of Honor for his conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity” in the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal during World War II The trident with the arcs and the lightning flashes also allude to the mission and capabilities of the CALLAGHAN Crest The Crest heraldically speaks” the name Cal- laghan. The wolf is suggested by the Callaghan Coat of Arms, and the shamrock symbolizes Ire- land. The two stars connote the rank of Rear Admi- ral Callaghan, they are conjoined to indicate that this is the second ship to bear the name CALLAGHAN Motto The ship's Motto is the word Intrepidity Taken from Rear Admiral Callaghan s Medal of Honor citation, the Motto serves as inspiration to all who serve aboard CALLAGHAN to be brave and cour- ageous not only in battle, but also in their daily lives. 4