Dealey (DE 1006) - Naval Cruise Book

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After graduating from the Naval Academy in June 1946, Lieutenant Commander Jex served on board U.S.S. FARGO QCL 1065 and U.S.S. WOR- CESTER QCL 1445. Following a year's tour with the Marine Corps as Naval Gunnery Liaison Officer, he attended the Naval Intelligence School and then was assigned to the Office of Naval Intelligence. Lieutenant Commander jex then served on the U.S.S. JAMES C. OWENS QDD 7765, U.S.S. BARRY CDD 9335, and on the Staff, Commander Destroyer Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, prior to assuming command of DEALEY in May 1960. A A . .J -A . IRS v-ffrrl 551, v K ,ff IA wks I is f : F 551593 4244. fi, . u o:,11ifr?l.J,9GN1, fflgff, ...J 3 f ' If Hozwzioo CUZ 'THUG I C E R 1-U-lC'.C5tUP4bI'l U14 'UO P I C E R LIEUTENANT COMMANDER D. R. JEX Lieutenant John VV. Walden was born in Camden, New jersey, and attended the U. S. Naval Academy, graduating in June 1952. Prior to reporting to DEALEY in July 1959, Lieutenant Wfalden served as Gunnery Officer of U.S.S. ROCKVVALL QAPA 2305 and U.S.S. LST 603, and as CIC Officer of U.S.S. WILKINSON QDL 55. He also was an instructor in the Department of Aviation at the U. S. Naval Academy.

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REAR ADMIRAI. ALLAN L. REED Commander Clarence R. Beyer, USN, graduated from the United States Naval Academy in June 1942 and has served on the U.S.S. HUTCHINS QDD 4765, U SS SELFRIDGE QDD 3571 USS TAUSSIG QDD 746D and commanded the USS LSMQRQ 408 USS JACK XV WILKE QEDE 8005 and the U SS LI OYD THOMAS His duties 1n recent years have been 1n the field of anti submarine warfare and during Opera tion UNITAS he commanded the United States surface units of Task Force Eighty SIX C O WHWOGZ ZO . C O M S O L A N T REAR ADMIRAL ALLAN L. REED, USN, graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis in June 1931. During World War II he saw action at a number of Japanese held islands in the South Pacific, in the Aleutian Islands and Northern Japan. Others tours of duty have been at the Naval War College, in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, with the staff of Commander-in-Chief, U. S. Pacific Fleetg and Deputy Director of Naval Intellig- ence in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. E COINHNIANDER CLARENCE R. BEYER

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Smce the Monroe Doctrine was esta llshed rn l823 the Umted States and South Amerlca have made numerous pacts of friendship to help develop and malntaln Inter American cooperatlon Through this means true hemrspherrc solldarrty and defense have been reallzed Operatron UNITAS was concerved t su port thas theme to add t: the already actlve Good Nerghbor pollcy One destroyer three destroyer escorts and one submarme of the Umted States Navy composed the surface task group The mission was varred DEALEY s job to operate In ant: submarme warfare trammg exercises with the navres of the South American republics to tram so as to be prepared to guard the seaways In time of conflrct to carry the frlendshlp of the Umted States to our southern allres EALEYMAN performed well, a credrt to a frne shrp, a great navy, a great nation Thus rs an account of her 1960 South American cruise