Callaghan (DDG 994) - Naval Cruise Book

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Ship’s Log 11 August............... Depart San Diego, ENR Pearl Harbor, HI 17-18 August............. INPT Pearl Harbor, HI 19 August................ ENR Subic Bay, RP 02-05 September.......... INPT Subic Bay, RP 06 September............. ENR Singapore 09- 10 September......... INPT Singapore 11 September............. ENR Persian Gulf via Indian Ocean and North Arabian Sea 20 September........... Transit Straits of Hormuz 22 Sept-10 Oct.......... Sitrah Anchorage Bahrain, Persian Gulf Ops 15- 17 OCTOBER........... INPT Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. 18 Oct-07 Nov........... Sitrah Anchorage Bahrain, Persian Gulf Ops 10- 17 November.......... TAV alongside USS Prairie (AD-15), Masirah Anchorage Oman 18 Nov-15 Dec........... Sitrah Anchorage Bahrain, Persian Gulf Ops 24 December............ Transit Straits of Hormuz 25 December.............. ENR Phuket, Thailand 28 December.............. INPT Colombo, Sri Lanka refuel 28 December.............. ENR Phuket, Thailand 01- 05 January........... INPT Phuket, Thailand 05- 06 January........... ENR Singapore 06- 08 January........... INPT Singapore 08 January............... ENR Subic Bay, RP 12-14 January............ INPT Subic Bay, RP 14-16 January............ ENR Hong Kong 16- 21 January........... INPT Hong Kong 21 Jan-02 Feb............ ENR Pearl Harbor, HI 02- 04 February.......... INPT Pearl Harbor, HI 04-10 February........... ENR San Diego, CA 10 February............. Arrive San Diego, CA

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Table of Contents Pages 4-5........... Ship’s History Pages 6-9........... Commanding Officer Pages 10-11 ........ Executive Officer Pages 12-13......... Command Master Chief Pages 14-19......... Engineering Department Pages 20-27 ........ Combat Systems Department Pages 28-36 ........ Operations Department Pages 37-39 ........ Supply Department Pages 40-42 ........ Navigation Admin. Department Pages 43-45 ........ Air Department Pages 46-49 ........ Special Operations Pages 50-53 ........ Flight Quarters Pages 54-55 ........ Fantail Cookouts Pages 56-59 ........ Recreation, Holidays Pages 60-63 ........ Persian Gulf Ops Pages 64-91 ........ Port Visits Pages 92-95 ........ Crossing the Line Pages 96-98 ........ Chief Petty Officers Pages 99-101 ....... Officers Pages 102-105 ...... Tiger Cruise, Homecoming Page 106............ Contributors 2

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USS CALLAGHAN (DDG-994) Coat of Arms Crest USS CALLAGHAN’S Coat of Arms represents the name, birthplace, and distinguished naval career of Rear Admiral Daniel J. Callaghan. It also represents the modern technolo- gy of the new CALLAGHAN honored by that name. The chief simulates the Golden Gate Bridge, symboliz- ing San Francisco, California, Admiral Callaghan's place of birth. The trident connotes his naval career and the two light- ning 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 capa- bilities Of the CALLAGHAN. The Crest heraldically speaks” the name Callaghan. The wolf is suggested by the Callaghan Coat of Arms, and the shamrock symbolizes Ireland. The two stars connote the rank of Rear Admiral Callaghan; they are conjoined to indi- cate that this is the second ship to bear the name CALLA- GHAN. 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 courageous not only in battle, but also in their daily lives. 4