Capodanno (FF 1093) - Naval Cruise Book

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MAR 83 FROM: CTF SIX ZERO TO: USS CAPODANNO SUBJ: MID-DEPLOYMENT CORROSION CONTROL PROGRAMSXACFT MATERIAL CONDITION AUDIT, USS CAPODANNOfHSL-32 DET 7 E 1. THE RESULTS REPORTED IN REF A ARE NOTED WITH GREAT PLEASURE! PLEASE PASS MY PERSONAL APPRECIATION TO ALL HANDS. RADM MARTIN MAY 83 FROM: COMSIXTHFLT TO: USS CAPODANNO SUBJ: BON VOYAGE 1. AS YOU OUTCHOP I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY SINCEREST APPRECIATION FOR YOUR SUPERB COLLECTIVE AND INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE. SIXTHFLT OPERATIONS ARE ALWAYS CHALLENGING OFFERING AN OPPORTUNITY TO HONE YOUR READINESS TO FIGHT AS A FLEET IN A DYNAMIC AND DEMANDING ENVIRONMENT. YOUR EFFORTS AND PROFESSIONALISM WHILE DEPLOYED AND G PARTICIPATING IN THE VARIOUS EXERCISES AND REAL WORLD OPERATIONS, HAVE BEEN VITAL TO - EHE TOTAL READINESS POSTURE OF THE STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT SOUTHERN REGION OF NATO. 'I APPLAUD EACH OF YOU AND SPECIFICALLY RECOGNIZE THE PERSONAL SACRIFICE OF YOUR MEN WHILE AWAY FROM THEIR FAMILIES. 2. HAVE A SAFE VOYAGE HOME AND A JOYFUL REUNION WITH YOUR LOVED ONES. VADM ROWDEN. K, 9 '31 ' 4 'K i V ID,-TAKE WITH YOU OUR GREAT GRATITUDE AND SALUTES FOR PORCE SIXTH FLEET. FROM VERY IMPORTANT CONTINGENCY 5 W DEMANDING EXERCISES AND SPECIAL OPERATIONS, TO YOUR THE PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN EUROPE AND NORTH AFRICA, YOUR Q I J BEEN TOTALLY IMPRESSIVE AND THOROUGHLY GRATIFYING. if - .ii 41 1 I A -I w

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X ,,,, Woonwnandiny Wfwbefo fi? X .QP gwfalain 3306001 window, fo. gllafzfiled ylalea Qflfatay During his Navy career, Captain Anson has served primarily on ships and staffs of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet. His shipboard assignments have included duty aboard USS DECATUR fDD-936, and USS DAVIS KDD-9315. He has also served on the staff of COMCRUDESLANT and as Chief Staff Officer, Commander Destroyer Squadron Twenty Two. , Captain Anson attended Navy Postgraduate School where he earned a Master's degree and developed a subspecialty in Person- nel Management. Experience in this subspecialty has included duty at Surface Warfare Officers School Command and the Total Force Planning Division, QOP-llj, in Washington D.C. He is a graduate of the Naval War College and has earned degrees at the 6l700Ml6.fL00 WWGQZ goth. Way JK Wallahan gzlwfileel ylalea wavy Lieutenant Commander Callahan is a native of Lido Beach, New York and a 1969 graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- tute. He received his commission through the NROTC program. His initial sea assignment was onboard the USS ELDORADO With subsequent shipboard tours on the USS PORTLAND and the USS MOINESTER. Other assignments include: assistant communi- cations advisor on the Commander, Naval Forces Korea Staff, member of the CNO Naval Telecommunications System Archi- tecture Study Group, Flag Secretary and Aide to Commander, Cruiser Destroyer Group Eight, and as a student at the Naval War College. He reported aboard USS CAPCAQANNO as Executive Officer in September 1982. Lieutenant Commander Ca1lahan's personal and campaign awards include: Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Unit Citation, Meritorious Unit Citation, Vietnam Service Medal. I the University of Rhode Island and Providence College. During 1969 Captain Anson served with the River Patrol Force in Vietnam where he was 'awarded the Bronze Star, Navy Commendation and Achievement medals and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry. Captain Anson and his wife Anne, have two daughters attend- ing school in Virginia. X-TW? 1 ,