Columbus (CG 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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l Captain Harold L. Carpenter, USN, was born in Killbuck, Ohio, on 6 October I924. He attended Ohio State University and the U. S. Naval Academy, graduating in the Class of I947. ln I959 he completed a course of instruction at the U. S. Naval Postgraduate School, where he received a Master's Degree in physics. Upon graduation from the Naval Academy, Captain Carpenter reported to USS WYOMING, where he served in the Gunnery Department. ln I946, he served on USS RANDOLPH in the first task force to make a post-World War ll deployment to the Mediterranean. ln l948 he reported to USS CHATTERER as Executive Officer. This was followed by tours on USS DYESS as Engineering Officer, USS- BOWERS as Executive Officer, and then as Commanding Officer of USS LINCOLN COUNTY in I956 and USS BUCK in l966. Captain Carpenter also served on the staffs of COM- SEVENTHFLEET and COMDESRON 26. His tours ashore include duty with BUWEPS, OSD, and the Naval Ordnance Systems Command as Director, Underseas Warfare Systems AcquiSiti0I1, from which he was ordered to command USS COLUMBUS. He relieved Captain R. H. Robeson. .lf- Un 3 August l97l. A V Captain Carpenter is married to the former Eve Guffain of San Juan, Puerto Rico. They have ODE son, Allen, I9. - GUM ANDING A ,yyarncm at Qapialn Hafnld I.. Gaiqii-Enter