Damato (DD 871) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

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E. 6 i 1 Q- 4 Q23 ,Q . 4 . iw iam WS 'r 'a XOW f W5 W X ,, bsxx X 1, J f- , K f- 024 gk ,,-ni 'V Irv! 1 .,, l I ! I I I r p 0 I E 6 S 9 f I i 9 3 2 5 I 1 2 2 N5 1 R 5521 5 .3 'i 3 ia 3 'Y - V , YV V' -f 4 A. '.i iv-, ,Y ft.. ji .VZ V, -. -. i . , V' Q wa' .3 E. - , 4 ---- - - .' Bommandm 0 fic er Gommander Henry T Dietrich , Jr was ' ' And how are you today? Commander Dietrich was commissioned as an Ensign, United States Navy upon his graduation from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland in June, 1951. Following his graduation, he reported to USS BORIE CDD-704D Where he served as Engineering Offi- cer and Communications Officer until his transfer in April, 1954. His second sea tour was as Executive Offi- cer of USS PARK COUNTY QLST-10775 from June 1954 until December of 1955. Commander Dietrich then as- sumed his firstiof three commands to date, that of Com- manding Officer, USS COURSER QMSCQOD-61. He served in COURSER from January 1956 until April 1958 when he was assigned his first shore tour as Aide to the Super- intendent, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California. Upon his transfer from Monterey in September 1960, Commander Dietrich returned to sea as Executive Offi- cer of USS PICKING QDD-685D where he remained until january 1962. At that time, he was transfered from PICKING to his second command, USS WHITFIELD COUNTY CLST-11695. . In june 1962, Commander Dietrich was assigned as a student at the Spanish Naval War College in Madrid, Spain as an exchange officer student. ln july 1962, he left Madrid and assumed duties as Electronic Warfare Officer on the Staff of the Supreme Allied Commander Europe QSACEURQ. He remained in Paris from August 1964 until March 1967. He became Commanding Officer USS DAMATO CDD-8715 in April 1967. Commander and Mrs. Dietrich have four childreng Louisa Shane, Henry, King, and William, and reside in Virginia Beach, Virginia, ,.. ...H K ,',,. '.,f. E, IMP' , ,J . M ,nw E nh Getting a moment of relaxation on the bridge. I ' ' Where are We, navigator? , He personally congratulates each man making rate. 7ffl-5-:T-3PQHJBTJ-22f?r11iG5?!7!Tl3Tii3tIf47Q?kI911?5-ifilii:f4Si3T!3'?.iI+,x3Sfi12'l WECQZSQ-3.-'.1f'7f-Tffl TW-L1'i:5ii!?:'.i7f ?F?-'v31:'--J'-'f97E::'E14?fl1S'f57vt-?,Tl-57fw !f'-lfb7ZgY',, ' Q. v , .i.S5'x7.?i1I68iZAS3b's?1-I'?iPI-ffl:'drfrfffu W'-'aL5'l,1i1'k LDNACX Y- L, x-. :-. x- , f , .,,. x 1 ' . I w e sm Donyt Wor about our hi-line rig...we haVen't lost anyone The Commodo re r eceoiVes anofficial welcome ry to San Diego. J 011115111 months!! 3 1 5 L f .QL , wi ,K Q: ,,,, ,is x Km , , RM , W TZ AND THE LAST LINES ARE CAST OVER... AS REAR ADMIRAL ROBERT MC NITT, COMMANDER DESTROYER ELOTILLA FOUR, LEAVES AFTER WISHING A GODSPEED... Z i DAMATO IS UNDERWAY. You've never Seen a Sea bat? That's it, bend over a littfe further!! in W YSSSR f S 'Z Boy, that sea bat is vicious! Hey joe, come here. Have you ever seen a sea bat? RIGHT AWAY THE GREEN BECOME WISE IN THE WAYS OF THE SEA .... ..FROM SEA BATS buoy is I know th at around here I somewhere. . .... TO MAIL BUOY WATCHES. THE DAYS PASSED AND ON JULY 10, WE ENTERED THE PANAMA CANAL. FOR THE FIRST TIME, DAMATO WOULD MEET THE WATERS OF THE PACIFIC. The umform of the day was ' 'carry cameras as the famed locks loomed into sight. Open seseme!!! THE GATES OPENED. AND WHILE THE TUURISTS WATCHED , X A SZXSgzf1,:x f WM X , , M I - THEN IT WAS ON TO SAN DIEGOWWITH TIME ENROUTE FOR A PERSONNEL INSPECTION. But sir, I shined my belt buckle only yesterday... The long White line. OI Division ready for inspection, sir X , .. ,, Xf HK' J' 'glam A .1 4, . W W f M ff ff 'Q f My , ff, ,T f Sw 2 wfxfiw . 5 , ,, . fwftwk w gf . 7' wtf we, , YZ , Ara. V f-Za Jaw ff? 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OF O? NJ XRGX ET XWKAN eration Sea ragon Part Une 2 -15 September 1967 2 September 1967 Q 1254 opened fire on Thuy Tu Storage Area in company with USS BRUSH. Heavy black smoke and secondary explosions seen after firing. 1700 Received 103 rounds counter battery fire while firing at Canh Duong Xa Bridge Approach. ClOSeSt rounds bracketed ship at 50 yards while opening from target. Both ships returned fire. . 1900 Received 69 rounds counter battery fire 'while preparing to fire on My Duyet Ha Hwy Bridge. Closest rounds landed 20 yards from the bow and close aboard on the starboard side. Shrapnel was showered on deck. Opened fire on the gun site while retiring with several rounds falling in vicinity of gun flashes. 3 September 1967 0515 Fired at Dong Hoi Transfer Point. Three rounds counter battery received by BRUSH, closest landing 200 yards astern. 1400 Fired at Bivouac and Storage Area and taken under fire by coastal defense site. Took closest rounds close aboard with shrapnel on the decks. 1530 Fired at barges located in the mouth of the Kien Giang River, in company with USS MC KENZIE. Re- ceived counter battery fire with 86 rounds landing in vicinity of DAMATO. Shrapnel landed on decks. Nearest explosion 10 yards off the bow and 10 yards astern. In returning fire, scored direct hit on one gun. 2000 Fired at coastal defense sites with damage unobserved due to darkness. -. Mk., J-,, HL . , ' ..,,, , 4 September 1967 9499 Thfee waterborne l0giS'CiC Cfaff taken under fire. Two were sunk and one heavily damaged. Four second- ary explosions were observed. 9500 Fired at Huu Hau Causeway with MC KENZIE shooting primary, and DAMATO shotgun. Destroyed three coastal defense sites. 0900 Fired at Bivouac and.Storage Area. All shots landed on target, heavy smoke and flames reported. Taken under fire by shore batteries with closest rounds landing about 1000 yards from DAMATO. Returned fire, with five secondary explosions reported on the sites by spotter aircraft. 2000 Fired at Choke Foint in company with DE HAVEN. Large column of smoke observed against clear sky in vicinity of target with several secondary explosions seen after firing. Coastal defense sites taken under fire while clearing the area. 5 September 1967 0625 Fired at a transfer point, the location of several trucks. All rounds appeared to land on the target. Site heavily covered with smoke, and secondary explosions observed in the target area. 2100 Fired at Rhanh Yen Bridge Approach. A very large explosion was seen after firing. Secondary ex- plosions were seen on coastal defense sites. 2120 Fired at two logistic craft. Both sunk after direct hits. 6 September 1967 p 0025 Fired at logistic craft. Shots observed all around targets. Damage probable, but not certain as enemy craft merged into the beach. 0050 Fired at My Trung Causeway with damage unassessed due to darkness. 2130 Fired shotgun while DE HAVEN fired at Canh Duong Xa Highway Bridge Approach. Results unobserved due to darkness. I . . 2228 In vicinity of Dong Hoi, attacked by shore battery. Initial rounds landed close to ship, three within 150 yards. Due to poorfvisibility, no gun flashes observed and no counter battery initiated. 7 September 1967 0750 Fired shotgun while DE HAVEN fired at Hoang Le Highway Bridge. Four secondary explosions and one large fire were seen landing directly on coastal defense sites. 1025 Coastal defense site opened fire while DE HAVEN and DAMATO were supporting ROBISON's prose- cuting of a 40 foot barge near the mouth of the Song Cua River. Barge possibly damaged. 1058 Shore batteries on Hon Matt Island and Hon Nieu Island opened fire on DAMATO and ROBISON. Both returned fire with area completely covered by ships' fire causing direct damage or rock slides causing damage to sites. 59 water bursts counted from shore batteries. Closest round 100 yards from DAMATO. 2100 Fired at choke point with a large secondary explosion seen in the area ofthe target. Counter battery suspected but not confirmed. 8 September 1967 1309 Two large steel barges detected at mouth of Cua Ly Hoa River and taken under fire. Light damage re- ported but barges still intact. 2000 Fired shotgun for DE HAVEN unobserved. A 2130 Fired on six logistic craft with two sunk and one beached heavily damaged. 2325 Fired on two logistic craft off mouth of Song Dinh River, one sunk, one heavily damaged. 9 September 1967 0245 Fired on My Duyet Ha Highway Bridge Approach. Fires were observed in vicinity of target. 10 September 1967 . 0100 Fired at Hoa Binh Truck Park. Many craters observed in park, and site considered unusable. 1840 Fired at three groups of logistic craft in Kien Gi-ang River. Two were heavily damaged with three secondary explosions observed. I 2130 Concentration of four logistic craft taken under fire. Two were damaged, two sunk. 2255 Fired at My Trung Highway Bridge Approach. Results unobserved due to darkness. 11 September 1967 0100 Fired at a choke point and intersection point with no damage observed due to darkness. 1455 Fired at a partially submerged sampan. Target heavily damaged but failed to sink. 12 September 1967 0245 Fired at coastal defense sites while shotgun for DE HAVEN. Damage unobserved due to darkness. 1615 Fired at a choke point Croadl. Target appeared impassable after firing. Aircraft reported 502 of rounds on the target. Area covered with du st and smoke. 1740 Fired at ten logistic craft. Results unobserved due to heavy weather. 13 September 1967 0758 Fired at large logistic craft at Don Hoi. 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O GEOGRAPHKIAL sou rvA1.sNrs - Chiang ,... . , ..... my Chiiw. , . . . .capqpoifrgmck Ch'ih. , ..,......, lalm Chou. , ......, . isiand Chu ....... hlllmounminsx Ch'iJn!.ao. . .arzfxfpelsgqlsfandg if u . ...,... lake resuvolr 1.1 ng ..... manmalmg migf Pantao. . . 1 . . , .png-Lwfg Sha ..,,.... lxlanajgffa.-if Shan. . , . ,maunlain-s,r.mge Tao ..., ..,, , , ,1,1,,,,d,, Wan .,... ..., . lmggulf Kra h Island i O+6300 B n Tha Kwian 2408 n arfdi 1: dire: ly t , , il On December 6, 1967, DAMATO began her last tour in Vietnam waters - duty on the Gun Line . This Gun Line , which extends the entire coast of South Vietnam up to the Demili-tarized Zone, is made up of destroyers aiding allied troops ashore with Naval gunfire support. The missions are called for by the land based shore spotters and are observed by spotter aircraft who direct the fall of shot. The first days actions were highlighted by firing on a concentration of Viet Cong bunkers 16 miles northwest of Hue ,near the DMZ. Aircraft spotters confirmed five structures destroyed and six severely damaged. Night harrassment and interdiction fire was unobserved. On 7 December, DAMATO destroyed one Viet Cong bunker, damaged another,severed a roadway, destroyed a sampan, and damaged another. The aircraft spotter reported really fine shooting . Night fire, again, was unobserved. On 9 December, DAMATO directed her gunfire at Viet Cong targets 15 miles southeast of Danang. Four bunkers were destroyed, two damaged and SO meters of Viet Cong trench line was damaged. After more night firing, DAMATO was called upon to proceed further south and on 11 December was in the III Corps area in the Mekong River Delta area where several day missions were fired. Anchoring in the Saigon River on 12 December, DAMATO fired at no less than 67 targets in twenty-four hours. These targets included a Viet Cong base camp 11 miles northeast of Vung Tau. In addition to other damage, numerous Viet Cong trails and road- ways were destroyed and all rounds were right in the ball park as reported by DAMATO'S airbOrI1C spotter. On 13 December, DAMATO pro- ceeded to Subic Bay. Her tour on the Gun Line and in Vietnam had ended successfully. It was time to start home. ll. li 2 vi H , fl il l gl 4 Il gs gg, tp si 1 . l , . T i I fr I fi! li: 4. il- li , lrf pf ,sf an g in Q.. i l .9 53 iii we ,. cl? ,H i i Q. 5. 4 v l ws 1 li 3 t 2 5 12 Emi r. ., ill Qll Fi 5, 1 ,V .. it Q5 ' i 3.2 .fi is il 22 4 . Z 2 1 , Q Z i 1 5 lt S z Z f 42 A 14 2: il 7 Q , 7 f ,. , Zi. if, .. 1,93 its: f 2 Z ,ff aw MZ Z ta it -v 5 f f . K. 3-4 S E il ip 1, H i .l v: ,t it fl if Z: , . 5 . A! is . li 5 a, fi 5 f 52 United States aNavaI Statzon .TWO LOCAL Navy 1 .re aboard the USS Da u afdestroyer which ha . turned to the Gulf of kin after undergoing pairs for damage sustz V N y, C , p from enemy shore batti ' hh qw 3 apual' the men are CLAUDl Co e g T s N be 9th 1967 Lnvnsnvd Ja., boatsv - f lk V , Ovem I' mate thir class, son o Volume 25 - Number 23 Nor o Q H ' and Mrs. Claude W, , . y sey of 5333 Delhi road . I , 0 0 ROBERT L. BENKEN, a mf a 0 e age controlman firemz prentice, son LofBM1ig us we are satisfiedff you can bet I want every bit of M152 Heimatl ' fm ABOARD THE Uss Damaro irq the engineers, war is. no Speed I can eiffmMr,Sn1pes give I f ?j3a2mf3,rQ2gf1'gfmgg2fi OFF VIETNAM - The unsung different from peace. They are if to U19 evghri' ie' th heros of the Norfolk-based de- always in a ready alert status- tail: godegt jiglisntheefvhzlig ,qattemes near Dong I stroyer, USS Damato QDD-8713, currently off the coast of North Vietnam on operation Sea Dragon, are the machinlstsmates and boilermen In the engineering department. Snipes, as those who work in the hot, noisy firerooms and engine rooms are fondly called by their shlpmates, make the ship go where the captain directs and as fast as he wishes. They are the men who are ready to make the destroyer leap from normal cruising speed to all ahead flank ln a matter of seconds when the need arises. When the enemy is firing, and the 'fsnlpes are called upon to get us out of here , their value is recognized. The Snipes of Damato, un- der the direction of engineering officer Lieutenant Cjgb M. Scott Pirnie of Atlanta, Georgia, have never missed an assignment. They are so enthusiastic about their work that one ingenious snlpe, Chief Machinist Mate Rob- ert H. Drake, of Emporia, Kansas, has rigged the inter- com system between the bridge and combat information center so he can monitor all communi- cations. I can get- them on the speed they want before they even give me the word - they never do understand how Ido it, he proudly relates. Do they miss the glory thatthe gunners receive when a target is 'destro ed? A little, relates Y . ' Boilerman' Chief Marvin Ensley of Middletown, Rhode Island, Ubut as long as we are dolngour job and doing everything asked od , ' 1 BACK IN VIETNAM Fire Control Technician Se- cond Class Allen H. Downs,USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Downs of 66 Marked Tree ,road Needham, has returned to the Gulf of Tonkin aboard the destroyer USS Damato. 'I'he Damato, which had been undergoing repairs on damage sustained from enemy shore bat- teries, announced its return to Operation Sea Dragon by closing a strategic enemy supply road skirting the North Vietnamese coast. they have to, be. That ls one reason why they are often taken for granted and don't receive all the credit they ,deserve during combat conditions. Eash of the destroyer's two turbines develop 35,000 horse- power. Each of the four boilers operate at 600 poundsfper square in of pressure and at a temper- ature of 500degrees.Thls makes the. atmosphere ln which the Snipes work at 14.7 psiandkeeps the temperature ranging near the 150 degree maker. There is no ...hi-by . is it l . 1 . '15, i -5 qi, - nr l ,nun Q f: -1 l f -'LL-1' ff. --' ,if-X oy f gf N , 1 such thing as a 'little mistake' at those operating conditions, says Lt. Og! Pirnie, You're playing for keeps. The destroyers commanding officer has complete confidence in his engineers. Commander Henry T. Dietrich Jr., of Vir- ginia Beach, Virginia, says, When I'm off Dong Hoi QDamato was hit there by enemy counter battery fire several weeks agob and the enemy starts shooting, 'NE TIMES Hits scored directly on the road and the cliff behind-'lf left large boulders- strewn over, the throughway. Huge craters closed the road to traffic. The Damato also took retalia- tory action against the enemy shore batteries at Dong Hoi that put lit out of action early in September. Spotter aircraft re- ported large craters on two of the sites and lingering smoke and dust long after the Damato's gunds had ceasedflrlng, the Navy says, ' Y thing. We can move them all ahead flank whenever they want, says Third ClassMachlnist Mate James Hershberger of Dover, Ohio, HI 'wish I knew why they wait. sdlong to ask for it. Sites Bomburded. worth Vietnam hit th .before leaving the oiiicers of the Damat notified by a spotter that the destroyer's u had scored a direct the enemy shore bat' The first action oz in September when A .- I . E 77 ' Q . Q O l the Gulf of Tonklil ire upon and close Damato upon its retwlz a tegic enemy SUPP13' If Destroyer Fron1Norfollt Avenging Viet Gun Hits NORFOLK--When t h e Nor- folk-based destroyer D a ni a to took two hits from enemy -guns at the North Vietnamese port of Dong Hoi early in September she swore vengeance, and reports reaching Norfolk indicate that she's getting it. Back on the line following nec- essary repairs, the Damato has been sitting off Dong Hoi and polmding the 'sites that brought her the wounds. . 'Spotter aircraft from the car- rier Oriskany reported large cra ters on two of thc sites with lin C gering smoke and dust. Moving up the coast, the Da- , a mato bombarded the Vinh Ang A Miss Marjorie A. King of military area for two days of pounding. This was followed by an as- sault on a radar site 39 miles northwest of Dong Hoi which it put out of commission. The Damato's captain, Cmdr. Henry T. Dietrich Jr. of Virginia Beach, is getting his vengeance. Another destroyer which left Norfolk last summer as a unit of Destroyer Squadron 22 is also getting in its licks. Recently it destroyed two com- mand posts, two supply routes, a bunker, an automatic weapons positon, and aided in a search and destroy mission, by softening up a helicopter landing zone. Armed Forces Chief Petty Officer Rober Drake, USN, son of Mrs. I V- Drake of 307 Sunnyslope andthe husband of the fo-1 r w South Neosho St., all of POFIH, has returned to the of Tonkin aboard the dest USS Damato. The Damato, ' has been undergoing- repair: damage sustained from en shore batteries, announced return to Operation Sea Dr, by CIOSHTS a strategic en Slfpply road skirting .the IN Vietnamese coast. Hits sc d1F9Cf1Y on the road and cliff behind it left large boul strewn' over the th-rough' Huge craters. closed the . to traffic. ' 1 3. it all ft NT Ks ,i 1 f .lmiScattered Fi htin Re orted at 9QP E315 affle Units De ffer Ele cfion D --1--sa... E' SAIGON CAPJ American The Navy reported that the de- md South Vietnamese soldiers stroyers Brush and Damato wleployed back to battle areas twice engaged Red shore batter oday resuming military opera IGS in duels near Dong H01 Nei :Ions slowed by several days 5 ther ship was hit although spent guarding South Vietnam s shrapnel rained across the in,-esldenflal electlon Sunday 3 decks without causing casual ies Y Wed Casualt es nim In Viet 1 attle Destroyer Destroys Seven Boats SAIGON CAPJ The 7th Fleet destroyer Darmiato completed its latest tour 1n the Gulf of Tonkln Wednesday by deSfI'0Y1I1g SCVSU EDG R ST Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Va. played uf tilyS ilor Heipsiink 7 R id Vessels Bruce Badley Is Credited With Spotting Craft An Arkansas City sailor man 1!C Bruce L. Badle South G. St., was yesterday in the destruct on seven North Vietnamese 'boats and the damaging eighth in the Gulf of Tonkin. The Associated Press from Saigon that Badley aboard the Navy Destroyer Damato, was credited with spot ting the craft moving in a straight line near the shore off Central North Vietnam, Notifying the skipper, Comdr. Henry T. Dietrich Jr., of- Virginia Beach Va Badley aided in the destruction of the sex en boats The Damato 1S completing 1ts latest tour of duty in the Gulf of Tonkm Y, 1 Comdr Dietrich said he observ ed the bombardment by his ship fiom the budge and noted several seconda1y explosions when the shells hit the supply vessels Badley IS the son of Mrs C H Badley N UIR R The flghlilng shattered 3 11111 1I'1 ground eI1gag'EI1'1eI1l1S after 8 week end 1n which many troops were in SAIGON UP, volved in efforts to rovld p e securlty for South Vletnams natlonal elec tlons which saw the m111tary ticket of Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu and Premier Nguyen Cao Ky elected to the presldency and vice presi dencv NORTH VIETNAMESE rockets mortars and artillery from the DMZ lashed Marme outposts along the frontier during the Weekend A m111 tary spokesman said G10 Linh and Marine headquarters at Dong Ha were partlcularly hard hit The destroyers USS Brush and Damato hammered gun emplace ments along the southern fringe and dueled with Communist shore bat lZeI'1ES ' f R 0807002 OCT 67 - FM CTU SEVEN SEVEN PT ONE PT ZERO TO CTU SEVEN SEVEN PT ONE PT TWO INFO USS DAMATO USS CHEVALIER BT UNCLAS E F T O A l. I WAS HIGHLY PLEASED WITH THE EXPEDITIOUS MANNER IN WHICH YOUR TASK UNIT DETECTED AND DISPOSED OF THE FOUR ENEMY WATER EORNE LOGISTIC CRAFT THE NIGHT OF 07 OCT. 1 COMHEND YOU AND YOUR DESTROYERS FOR OUTSTANDING ALERTNESS AND ACCURATE SHOOTING. WELL DONE BT FM CTG SEVEN SEVEN PT ONE TO TU SEVEN SEVEN PT ONE PT TWO INFO CTU SEVEN SEVEN PT ONE PT ZERO CTF SEVEN SEVEN BT C O N F I D E N T I A L HALLOWEEN WELC SHOOT CU5 1. THE DETECTION, INTERDICTION AND ALMOST COMPLETE DESTRUCTION OF 16 WBLCS AS REPORTED IN REF A IS AN OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE OF SEA DRAGON ALERTNESS AND MARKSMANSHIP. WELL DONE GP-4 kkBTkk Eff A IN THE MIDST OF OUR VIETNAM DUTIES WE MADE A TRIP TO HONG KONG WELCOME! Anything in the boat. . . only ten Hong Kong dollars. ,, ,gf T 's f- 2 ' Fgf you Ihave special deal. Let's see, one Hong Kong dollar is 17 cents. . . 1 f , - 1 ' I T,w.-?f- , -' I 1 ff 17 9 . 4 ' X M, X if ml ,x 'X - , ,WT YN. , WSJ- fr 47 'VY 's N' L X ai 1 r - - f The major and company. Pokefulam Reservoir. T ji T T A CITY OF MANY FACETS. . r 1 X T .h gary , T T :A'3 -rv we LM X F Q04 ,- ? if - , 1142.9 1 1 43 n 3, 'T ' r Ar ' iff! 2 fE?Q?mf ,QQ Kiwi : 3.,,,,Y The ship's photographer at Tiger Balm Gardens. T9 segvncensws gums off.-if -':, ' signs 13K , 1 EEE iyqgi igafw n1g Ef1 Servicemen? Quicleo oaooociatioru, TELEPHONE H 721755 FENWICK PIER HONG KONG, B.C.C. CDR. H. T. DIETRICH, USS DAMATO DD 871, FPO San Francisco 96601. Dear Captain: It is with great pleasure that Guides present to you the Good has been merited by the men of stay here in Hong Kong. Please November 17, 1967 we, of Servicemen's Conduct Plaque. It your ship during your accept our sincere congratulations on the discipline and good order which underlines the acquisition of this Plaque. Both you and your ship are worthy of commendation for the close spirit of co-operation with each other without which the Good Conduct won. Plaque could not be Sincerely yours, X, 4 x , y- or Mfr -pi Zi.-' A ' .,.,.,. f',a.,SIfALv .. Z'+f ff' Q, .X Rev. Frank Knight, Rev. Edward L. Krumpelmann, M M Protestant Chaplain. Catholic Chaplain, Executive Secretary. Underway Eva utions - -74 .,. .. .. 4 ,- v 52251313?'19fnff?15-1!'i'?,-7fgl,'.2.HIE. -if 3'f-pf'-: 'E.1'qi5 ' , :if1E,.'--J 5412- 1 , 551 - f J' 5' ' ' L f 1 Q . z,1....,.. :,,.-1.9.4,,..gp:.,.,-,-,,Q.,i,,,,7:,l QW ,I Wm 3.1 in , - 'f Stacking powder casings is hard work. . . most of the time! 3 1 Maybe if We hide behind here, they Won't see us! I Q Rearmmg This is no Work for an ET I think I lost count. . . x X X X . X X 5 X S W 0 4 1, A 0 Q . and ifl get one drop of water on me. . 7 Y Don t Worry, Admiral Wa , 751: f , We haven t lost anyone ln months if Van fa ESQ' , N f N ' N N,N2 an We s SX XSNN fx X 'X f W 7 yy! if ff, W 7 f Z MZ' ff K, 1? 9 f A X We 1 f X ff , , -may 4 Wu, f' M ,Z WWWWWMW fa Wa M We! f lm! f fn A X W fx M54 ff of W ,, f :a f M' f fix' fo f fa fi wx f fx f Aww, f gffijmf 7f f7,faiu-ofa!! Nlpaasxcfrl W! W wavy WZ? 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I 7 ,4,?,'-N X x x , ww N- .,. ..,..-.M ,v,...,.:.n,-V : ..1m,:.'w.x.. , A X ' ' 5 , , ,. M .,xN,...,.,,.,, ' 1 1 . X J: Plane Guarding f -5 1 1' F I? is ff ,, F 9, CRASH Now away the Boat Crew ...and his CVBW- I know that fuel trunk is here somewhere W fn Q51 MQ f L Qgif' , f Z ,ff Q, 727' Aiwifffiifl, - -r. fiamx, X.,.X W. K. Xxx..., LMMN 91 x Riff X f 7 fy ww 1, f za W! 4 M 0 XJ w ,, f W XX X G y ff W ' , ' , e X . L W fb Q , I : V, X. Z --V .. -,...:,,,,.- p ng x - 4 g f Z Q ff y x UW QQ' ...,, sk 'O Q 74- ' Q X , , N X 4 22 rf N f RZ? ff, V X- X! QM' ZWZYI7 W AW WWZZZZY9 Q! wwxi ' mf in, fl .WZ?iQ?iZW ' ? 2 Wizsib 'Nlisff if Zag W 2' 1, , Q72 ,QN X Q ' .fr fs n.-. f 1 W W 17 ' if ' 1' f 'wi 7 vxa is Q wif! 1NfW ?wQff .ky 1, l I'll have two Tootsie Rolls and a can of Bazzini's. 4 l I i Damato chow builds strong bodies 12 ways. A THERE ARE ENDLESS FACETS TO LIFE ON BOARD SHIP. . . Movie call. , 1:11, .Q 1 4 ':. 4 X55 , . 1 . , N 1 Qs 1 x l l '- + xl 1' V l . . SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Ceremony will take place on the lee Ward bridge Wing. 2345H Assembly of Junior Ensigns A Q 1 Ceremony will take place on the lee Ward bridge wing. ' l g 2345H Assembly of junior Ensigns. -I . I 235OH Arrival of new Bull and dinstinguished guests gb Q. Senior Ensigns MCADAMS and WAGNER ' SSSI-I Arrival of out oin Bull 'I - OOOOH Reading of the orders - LTJG A. W. MCVEY , W 0OO4H Acceptance of Office - ENS. WARING I I 0006H Reading of junior Ensign Regulations, 1967 OOIOH Benediction Sc Dismissal- ENS. WAGNER Xt f X Q SCHEDULE OF EVENTS X2 THE HoNoR OF YOUR PRESENCE fProcessional: Pomp Sc Circumstancen rendered by LTVIG IS REQUESTED UN THE LEE WARD PIG on the kazoo or wax paper and comb. BRIDGE WING AT i235OH, 2 OCT., 1967 FOR THE AGE-OLD TRADITION OF THE CHANGING OF THE BULL. ATTIRE: CASUAL OR FOUL NO NEGS DIPTDINST 7926 CZ :mrc And Humor Rei ns 2 From: Cognizant Officer To: Distribution List Subj: Modified General Quarters procedures for gun mounts and handling rooms. Ref: NAVPERS 10054-B 1. Purpose To promulagate procedures for improved efficiency and sanitation in gun mounts and handling rooms. 2. Background Long years of NAVY experience have shown that high battle efficiency is directly dependent upon a high level of strict compliance with apparently trivial regulations in morale, but the inevitable result upon realization these measures is pride in a difficult job well done. efficiency will follow. 7 morale. lnsistance upon may result in brief slump of the importance of ,Increase morale and 3. Action All powder cases shall be polished with bright work polish and a soft rag before they are passed to the gun mount for firing. Sufficient additional men shall be stationed in each handling room to accomplish this.. To insure compliance an officer shall be stationed in each mount as inspector. General quarters procedures shall be modified as follows: In place the command load the command: prepare to load shall be passed to the Upon receipt of prepare to load the inspector shall ascertain that the case about to be loaded has been properly polished. He shall then reply of mount. powder to the controlling station Sanitary Brass . Upon receipt of Sanitary Brass the command load is given. Since firing the gun has an adverse effect on the shined surfaces of the powder case, it will be necessary to renew the polish before returning the empty powder case to its can. A By Direction Q .4 MgyWqq ,' T f W A.gfgfZ2f 'A 5 z'1f- W . ,, ',Vf X '99f,f w, X M- f, A AL f J, , ,Q5JwW. f K T ff? WV fi J f , X , f 'W 4 f f . f fax ,Wifi W! 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X- . ff WV aff 4 1 x .f 4 ' ' 'E A 1 , I w I I1 . 7 ' -'ff 'ff . f+:117,. '1 '17-J j '.'-'LT-71'.' :i:'7- nfs- 'ffl' 44--' ': ' N'-'--7 ' ,- 1' :ff '- -- ' 'L 5 - ' ' ' '- - ' - I T -'31 if ':TY7.-:E-fi'. -?Sl1-Z'1LZ77','?L1f'ii'7-'c1.'Ii'?f':7JlviZL'117?112:27Z:71:'12f7:'2 5.1ZZlt':v?i2?f I5f:PiSJJ-,z'I:l'1J fi? 43i3'dEi1i':i7iJLSJS-9-721-T19':HYuiIG 16l1L-' -xii-',f1'fP7', 2-' ' -5 V. '. , 5 35 W - R ' v- . V 1 Bears Scars estroyers Home From War Duty NORFOLK-The scene was one that is getting to be quite familiar again in Norfolk-the gaily colored crowd on the pier and the slim, gray warships edging in-. It was another homecoming, a wartime homecoming, for the four destroyers were returning from action off Vietnam. Only one of them, the Damato, was on the wrong end of enemy fire-she was struck twice by North Vietnamese shells which injured no one-but all dealt heavy blows against the tnemy heavy blows against the enemy ing the myriad chores of destroy- ers at war. The Damato took her hits on Sept. 13 off the coast of North The communist gunners are good, both men agreed. They're getting better. Each time they shot at us they were a little bet- ter, Dietrich said. Clement -has had further ex- perience with the accuracy of the guns. He and his staff shifted to another destroyer, the Mansfield, Vietn-am. One struck the cap- tain's cabins- It wiped me out completely, said Cmdr. Henry TL Dietrich Jr.-and the other landed admidships between the destroyer's stacks. It was just lufck that day that no one was hurt, 'and I'm thank- ful to the Lord' for it, Dietrich said. He and Cmdr. Robert R. Cle- ment, commodore of Destroyer Division 222, said the shells were 85mm. Further north, where U.S. cruisers operate, the North Viet- namese guns get bigger, Dietrich added. and on Sept. 25, in almost 'the same spot in which the Damato was struck, the Mansfield was hit. One man was killed and sev- eral were wounded. The other ships of Clement's division are the Leary, the Wal- dron and the Cony. ' The Leary traded shells with the North Vietnames guns: But her main role was supplying gun- fire support 'for ,embattled U.S. and South Vietnamese forces be- low the Demilitarized Zone. That was the principle role of the Wal- dron and the Cony too. It was interesting, but it's good to be home, Clement said. Homecoming - ' ' ' ' 'th th anticism of their elders as h1S mother A destroyer membeitgf DdeilsliimngiitStdgmslibliziaoagis ghses lfezlioliiisband welcome home The ships came January 5 t eine at last ' ' N f lk p y O 'V - .' O 'gtaiolgr iilnsegrrtegisirs the impatience of the young In Tl1SSdaY- Story 15 011 Page 19 QIllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllIlIIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllIIlllllllllIlllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIllll . Viet Shore Fire Closer to argef E By JACK KESTNER ,Ledger-Star Military Writer NORFOLK-The commanding officer of a destroyer that re- turned today from dueling with coastal artillery in North Viet- n a m believes' the Communist gunners are getting moreaccu- rate. ' I think they're getting bet- ter, said Cmdr. Henry T. Die- trich Jr. after his destroyer Da- mato tied up at Pier 23. I TheiDamato carries the scars to bear out his contention. 'Within minutes last Sept. 13, she took two hits that wiped out the cap- tain's cabin and did s e v e r e electrical damage amidships. We had just turned to sea when we saw flashes on the beach, Dietrich related. We took the first hit within the first 10 rounds. We were going to sea with everything we had, and I thought we were beyond range when we took the second hit. I still don't know how we were lucky enough not to suffer any personnel casualties. Damage was sufficient to force the Damato to Subic Bay in the Philippines for repairs. Cmdr. Robert R. C 1 e m e n t, commodore of Destroyer Divi- sion 222, said that the Commu- nists are particularly accurate with their first rounds. They're within 20 yards most of the time, he said. The Damato came under fire some nine times during which over 550 rounds fell within 20 to 100 yards. The ship was assigned to Oper- ation Sea Dragon aimed atinter- dicting communist craft slipping supplies down the coast. She is credited with sinking 20 and damaging 21 more. The Damato and the three oth- er ships of the division that re- turned today-the Leary, Wal- dron and Cony-fired more than 27,000 rounds during their seven- month deployment and are cred- ited with more than 150 enemy structures destroyed or d a m- aged, more than 55 cargo craft sunk or damaged,and 29 gun em- placements neutralized. Clement estimated that the di- vision spent 80 per cent of its time at -sea, replenishing as they operated. He also said that one of the things that had impressed him most was the way -the crews re- sponded to combat and the long, strenuous hours' of -operations. f'A lot of the men are not as old as their ships and they were tremendous, he said. . Both Clement and Dietrich be- liever that arrival of the battle- ship New Jersey on thefiring line will result in a tremendous asset to the operation. The destroyers workedin coop- eration with aircraft, and the re- turning officers believe this is the way the job should be done. It requires a mixed bag' out there, Dietrich said. The Leary, under command of Cmdr. Ramon W. Leary of Nor- folk, operated with the cruiser Canberra and also served as es- cort for the carriers Constella- tion, Oriskany and Coral Sea. The Waldron, under command of Cmdr. Gerald L. Wilda of Nor- folk, spent .53 days and nights in direct support of troops. The Cony, under command of Cmdr. W. P. St. Lawrence Jr., spent 55 days on the gunline and expended' 9,628 rounds. She cele- brated her 25th 'birthday' on the line. The four destroyers served as p a r e n t ships for numerous' Navy Swifts and 'Coast Guard cutters who came alongside for food, r e p a i r s, water, fuel, a shower and hot meals. Staff Photo by William Abourjilie Homecoming Scenes Like' This Were Common As Desiroyers Docked . F ,ig 1131 The on UPUISE Was Uver V iq, 'D' 3? i , Jlw - , x ,Q Www -A f Z Am, ff . ' Q -Q, 3 - fxxvy ZW V X- V ff' L -: -i A Ei X ff W ftsyfh , A V, , M ' L , , jf: ,. 'f . fx N1 ' v Lfvf ' fx f ,ff FLW Q57 UQXVY 4 . 17 M Z' WifW Of'l ' ' X f I, 'Q '7 553' Q I 3 ,f 51, X .xxrl K U W Q in 1' f ar f 3 , f i N 5 ,,, QW1 X x Q N W , , 4 fig! L N... K ,X ' , 5 jfffi We' ,ff , ' nf, fy 4, OW2 ASQ ,wif za, wc wif' wifwn , f ,, f ' A .- fZ,c'F?ef 6 if ff Q 7 yz, av A W f, ff . mx W - f U 7, ,, if ' , , , ZW W fx 7 4' W X W 2 ' fy X! f aff' I' K Q A ff X, . 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In july 1966, he returned to the Destroyer Force as Executive Officer of DAMATO. LCDR Wheeler was recently selected for promotion to Commander. LCDR and Mrs. Wheeler live in Norfolk with their .six chil.dren, Charles, Maura, Patricia, Helen, Michael, and joan. Uperation D My rt 7 et . 1 l 2' ' 'XZWX 'if ' ,ff iw f W f'f' CQ ,,,, , , , iiii , M RR E I ii if I I f , , , . 775472 'LLL ,f,, llr, of V' ' C ,, ffff Q W, ,ff .xh.-. I ,, 'I' fw , wx Z 2 LT Billy B. Williams New York, N.Y. OPERATIONS OFFICER 00 Division LTJG Gayle R. McAdams Lincoln, Nebraska COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER X , Y in 8 ,, 1 . 5' QQ Ll I f T 1 , PM ' wb 5977 , Uv., '1:. E, it ini. 'i .N , I 'u l 5 X ,V ,vw My ,V X .. 1. A , ---f 'v ,:, , ,, f A, Xf , 7. I ,X J ,V FL ' f , N fy' f 0 gn 1 M K ' f lx ff f ,, ' F i' 5 -1- P' v C Z' X 5 X f 4x , f f W X 6 f , W f f f X7 X' f f hi-lv' C , H l X f ' 7 . . i . Q we H 1 f'iX . 1. ,I My ,, . rl ,, Aa4,x.,,f, .x fy V V, V 1, ,i ff C' ' , f f, if 9 i 'ff-W' X , if V XWKS 'fi' We-. 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