Deyo (DD 989) - Naval Cruise Book

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on L. Deyo Admiral Morton L. Deyo, U. S. veteran destroyerman and distinguished force commander of Wrold War H. A the U. S. Naval Acacdemv he served with distinction in tic and Pacific fleets. In the Atlantic, he provided the! first American escort to Deyo support England to Pearl Harbor. He laterproved himself a master of naval support at Utah Beach in the Normandy invasion as well as during the invasion of Southern France. Admiral Deyo's crowning achievement was command of gunfire and covering force for the assult and occupation of OkinaWa.,l3olloWing the War, he directed the landing of occu ationalsiforcesi.ii15L+N rthern P 0 . .c Q QS R Sq SXX5 , Mt gh Iapan. His aw include the Distinguished and theLeg1on o Gold Star - S 4.2 Y

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pw. v-aug.g-3.JJb9q1amqnf:X'v1fiM,H AN-Y 'ff 'I 1 tzupugzn uxasmsnvwffsmwile-'-ml 1'H5 '5' 'S P- 4'-9 Y LM ,, , , ., N -V rw-..-C C. .1- - - V' ' . 1-L, Comma of Brooksfield, Wisconsin. He graduated for the Bachelors of Science degree in Mechanical oned an Ensign in the U. S. Navy. School CSWOS5, his sea duty assignments CCV 595 as Propulsion QP-55 Division Officer and on USS Clark CPFC 1 15 as Combat information Center ttic Officer. Attending the SWOS Depart- ment he returneed to sea in USS Iohn L. Hall QPPG 325 and G 515 as the Operations Officer. His latest assignments 9795 as the Executive Officer, and at DESTROYER SQUADRON SIX as Chief Staff Officer. S . Ashore Commander Hampton earned a Masters of Science in Anti-Submarine Warfare CASW5 Technologies while attending the Naval Postgraduate Monterey California from 1985 to 1987. From 1992 through 1994, he servteddmithe Office of Secretary of Defense, Program Analysis Sz Evaluation as a5CostiAnalyst and Assistant for Ioint, Navy, and Surface Warfare programs. Ff0m199'7 through early 1999, he served on the staff of the Director, Warfare Requirements, U. S. Atlantic Fleet as a Combat Systems 81 C4I, Tomahawk, and ASW Requirements Action Officer. He is a proven ASW Sub-Specialist, with Operations Analysis sub- specialty experience. At sea and ashore, his awards include the Defense Merito- rious Service Medal with two gold stars, the Navy Commendation Medal with rib bons. two gold star, as well as vaious CL. fa ill,-2 IT Izffz-QL E5 ,if 1 -'Q ff-3 .fi.:Q1ra:fi1igLk-Q,211 EQ ?4q.2:1slif5f5..'i2.?5 f ,1lKQhE211v:15fcli? ' Lf' -15 f 'Y ' - -L'Ia.z-LfERau 'ifi- - '4-5 Jzafwaxsisaaasasfscai L-:s.+f...L,:.:: q- see. -. f-..-f.1.f.i.-,.Ag'.-.-. i.:..,....g-,.. - ,. ,