Farragut (DDG 37) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1986 volume:

[ v . .« Ii jiJEDT Pe - ' v. PI )Sh . ) • ) V UC r.ilZ ' -, yfytUum. XJZ .£xi ffc fia£iu v ' --V - U .-ij - H. M fi r: LJ.CVM J£AK£ | Ai Lfl. r Tj ' . «• ' ■ tKS itjt i-y i. ■ iow ■t. •, ' •fiJOut Etk vsc vm Cj zi tjitm. : i y , ' ' ' jmm. :rrji ' jfluLn. VM Ouoci ' 7i-.:: i £„«J Pe; BATTLEGROUP MED ' 86 •J ♦ foos - f The crest of the FARRAGUT is based on the FARRAGUT family Coat of Arms which dates back to the 13th century. The family Coat of Arms is the shield with the golden charger ' s shoe and nail emblazoned thereon. It originated with Don Pedre Farragut who was a knight with King James I of Aragon and who helped drive the Moors from Majorca and from Valencia. The eagle carrying the shield is taken from the sternpiece of the USS HARTFORD, which was Admiral Farragut ' s flagship carrying him to victory during all of his battles. The four gold stars represent the four ships which have thus far borne his name. Admiral Farragut is remembered for the famous quote at the bottom of the crest, which was spoken by him in the heat of battle at Mobile Bay during the Civil War. I SHIP ' S HISTORY The fourth ship to bear the name FARRAGUT, USS FARRAGUT (DDG-37) is the first of a modern class of missile destroyers. FARRAGUT was constructed by Bethlehem Steel Corporation in Quincy, Massachusetts, and was commissioned on 10 December 1960. After her first deployment to Northern Europe and the Mediterranean, she was the first ship on the scene of Astronaut Scott Carpenter ' s splashdown in April 1962. FARRAGUT has made numerous deployments with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediter- ranean, including cruises in February 1964, May 1965, June 1966, February 1972, September 1975, January 1977, and July 1979. The ship made trips to Northern Europe in May 1967 and September 1975 and participated in the UNITAS XIII cruise to South America in 1973. FARRAGUT possesses the most up to date anti-air capability in the Navy ' s arsenal. Her main AAW armament is the TERRIER surface-to-air missile system. Her anti-surface armament consists of the HARPOON surface-to-surface missile system and a 5 54 rapid-fire gun. Anti-submarine capability consists of an ASROC launcher and two triple torpedo tubes. The weapons systems can be controlled individually or by means of the Naval Tactical Data System (NTDS), a computerized means of weapons direction and control. FARRAGUT participated in the Bicentennial Celebration in July 1976, joining hundreds of other sail and power vessels in a parade up New York Harbour. She served as host ship for the America ' s Cup Races in Newport, Rhode Island in September 1977. In May 1980, the ship took part in the celebration of Boston, Massachusetts 350th Birthday. FARRAGUT ' s most recent deployment includes service in the Mediterranean from March 1986 through September 1986. The deployment included patrol duty and gun ship duties off the coast of Libya during the tense days of March through April 1986. The ship ' s company was awarded the Navy Unit Commendation for its service in the Mediterranean. SHIP ' S STATISTICS Length 513 feet Beam 53 feet Draft 28 feet Displacement 5,800 tons Speed 30+ knots Crew 26 Officers 385 Enlisted COMMANDER DAVID PUTNAM SARGENT, JR. COMMANDING OFFICER Commander David Putnam Sargent, Jr., a native of Groton, Massachusetts, was graduated from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and received his commission as an Ensign through the NROTC Program in June 1967. Commander Sargent ' s first sea assignments were as Main Propulsion Assistant and then as Engineer Officer aboard USS WALLACE L. LIND (DD-703). Other sea assignments include duty as Executive officer of USS VENTURE (MSO-496) and USS FIDELITY (MSO-443), Commanding Officer of USS SHAKORI (ATE- 162), Executive Officer of USS SPRUANCE (DD-963), and duty as Chief Staff Officer with COMDESRON 22. In addition to his sea assignments. Commander Sargent attended the Naval Postgraduate school where he received a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineer- ing. He is also a graduate of the Naval War College. In 1978-1979, Commander Sargent served a tour of duty as Officer in Charge of U.S. Navy Technical Assistant Field Team with the Imperial Iranian Navy in Iran. His most recent assignment was with the Naval Sea Systems Command as the Surface Warfare Program manager in the AEGIS shipbuilding program, PMS-400. Commander Sargent ' s decorations include: Meritorious Service Medal with Gold Star, Joint Services Commendation Medal, Navy Commendation Medal with Gold Star, Navy Achievement Medal, and various other personal and unit awards. 4 LCDR James Sherrill Hamlin, Jr. EXECUTIVE OFFICER United States Navy Lieutenant Commander James Sherrill Hamlin, Jr., a native of Norfolk, Virginia was graduated from the United States Naval Academy with a Bachelor of Science in Oceanography and received his commission as an Ensign in 1973. Immediately after graduation Lieutenant Commander Hamlin attended the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California and earned a Master of Science Degree in Oceanography in September 1974. He then attended nuclear power training. LCDR Hamlin ' s sea assignments in addition to FARRAGUT have included two tours on USS NIMITZ (CVN-68) where he served as Main Propulsion Assistant and E2 Division Officer and on USS VREELAND (FF-1068) where he served as Weapons Officer, participating in the PLO evacuation operations during summer 1982. Lieutenant Commander Hamlin ' s decorations include. Navy Commendation Medal with gold star. Navy Achivement Medal and various other personal and unit awards. Lieutenant Commander Hamlin is married to the former Pamela L. Malcolm of Arnold, Maryland and they have two children. Fire Controlman Master Chief JAMES VINCENT GIANNOTTI United States Navy Master Chief Giannotti, a native of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, enlisted in the U.S. Navy at The Navy and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center, Reading, Pennsylvania, in November 1963. From there he attended Basic Training at Recruit Training Center, Great Lakes, Illinois; FT A School at Service Schools Command, Bainbridge, Maryland; and the AN SPG-49B Tabs Fire Control Radar FT C School at Combat Systems Technical Schools Command, Mare Island, Vallejo, California. Master Chief Giannotti ' s first sea assignments were as Missile Fire Control Radar maintenance technician, Missile Fire Control Radar work center sup ervisor. Missile Computer maintenance technician, Talos Fire Control System maintenance technician, and LPO Combat Systems Division, aboard USS LITTLE ROCK (CLG-4) from May 1966 to September 1972. Other sea assignments include duty as Fox Division LCPO, on USS WILLIAM V. PRATT (DDG-44) from July 1977 to February 1981. In addition to his sea assignments. Master Chief Giannotti has attended FT C School courses of instruction on the Talos Mk 152 Computer Complex, AN SPG-55B Mod 8 Terrier Fire Control Radar, and Terrier MK 76 Mod 9 Systems. In 1973-1976, Master Chief Giannotti served a tour of duty as an Instructor at Combat Systems Technical Schools Command, Vallejo, California, teaching the Talos Mk 152 Computer Complex FT C School Course of instruction. His most recent assignment was as an Instructor in the Officer Training Division, Naval Guided Missiles School, Dam Neck, Virginia. Here he provided a familiarization and indoctrination of the Weapons Systems on CGN-9, CGT6, CG-26, and DDG-37 Class ships to Prospective Commanding Officers, Prospective Executive Officers, and officers transferring to the Weapons Combat Systems Departments on those type platforms. In the spring of 1984 he attended the Senior Enlisted Academy, at Naval Training Center, Newport, Rhode Island. 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