Frederick (LST 1184) - Naval Cruise Book

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OF COMMAND CDR YOUNG WAS RELIEVED BY CDR LOMBARDO 6 JULY WHILE 1NPORT SASEBO. JAPAN ENCS OTTO Presents CDR YOUNG Commissioning Pennant COMMANDER LOMBARDO Commander Stephen W. LOMBARDO is a native of Hartford Connecticut. He enlisted in the Navy in 1952. During his first enlistment he served on the USS JENKINS (DDE-447) in the engineering department. Upon reenlistment he was assigned to the Navy Nuclear Power Training Unit at Idaho Falls, Idaho and later to the USS LONG BEACH (CGN-9) as a chief reactor operator. Commander Lom- bardo received his commission via the integration program attending OCS at New- port, Rhode Island in 1962. He graduated from California Orange Coast Jr. College in 1968 and received a BA at the Navy Post Graduate School at Monterey in 1972. Commander LOMBARDO ' s commissioned service includes: USS JOHN PAUL JONES (DDG-32) as an Engineering officer, the USS CAPE (MSI-2) as OIC, the USS WORDEN (CG-18) where he served initially as Engineer Officer and later as Executive Officer, and the USS HAROLD E. HOLT (FF-1074) where he served as Executive Officer. His shore duty includes OIC of the Mine Warfare Training Center at Long Beach, advisor to Coastal Group 36 Republic of Vietnam, and most recently as Material Officer for Commander Naval Surface Group MID Pacific. Commander LOMBARDO has two sons, Joseph and John. Both are presently residing in the San Diego area.

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CHANGE COMMANDER YOUNG Commander Stephen G. YOUNG is a native of Ontario, California. He graduated from Chaffey Mr. College, Etiwanda, California in 1957; the University of Southern California in 1961; and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York, in 1967. He received his commission through the NROTC program at the University of Southern California. Commander Young served his first tour as Gunnery officer aboard the USS PAUL REVERE (LPA-248) from June 1961 to March 1963. He was Executive Officer for Assault Craft DIV 13 from April 1 963 to August 1 964, followed by a tour as a weapons instructor, N ROTC Rensselaer Polytech- nic Institute, from August 1964 to February 1967. Following a brief period of broken service during 1967 as a management trainee for General Electric he served aboard USS BRISTOL (DD-857), as weapons officer, from September 1967 to April 1969. Commander YOUNG was assigned as Execu- tive Officer aboard USS WEXFORD COUNTY (LST-1168) from May 1969 to May 1971. From June 1971 to July 1974 he was ship manning document coordinator with the OPNAV. He then reported to the destroyer school for a one month PXO course, after which he served as Executive Officer aboard the USS MCKEAN (DD-784) from September 1974 to February 1976. Commander YOUNG ' s last assignment prior to assuming command of the USS FREDERICK was the prospective commanding officer course at the Naval Surface Warfare School, Coronado, California, from April to May 1976. Commander YOUNG is married to the former Irene Alba of Ontario, California. The YOUNG ' s have three children, Mark Stephen, Jeffrey Victor, and Christine Robin.

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WESTPAC OPERATIONS 3 PRII 4 PRII 12 APRII 26 APRIL 30 PRIL I- 2 MAY in-i i i u 15 i v 26 MAY I JUNE s JUNE 15-20 J I NE 10 JL LY 14 II LY 17 JULY 20 JULY 21 JULY 24 JL LY 12 SEPTEMBER 17 SEPTEMBER 19 SEPTEMBER k UALEIN ATOLL (arrive in compan) PHIBRON III) ENEWETOK ATOLL (offload causeways equipment) KIN RED. OKINAWA (offload equipment) NUMAZU, JAPAN (onload Marines equipment) KIN RED. OKINAWA (offload onload Marines equipment) WHITE BEACH, OKI WA (I VT ops) KIN RED. OKIN WA (LVT ops) NUMAZU, JAPAN (offload Marines equipment) KIN RED, OKINAWA (onload Marines equipment) INCHON. KOREA (offload Marines equipment) NUMAZU, JAPAN (onload Marines equipment) POHANG. KOREA (BLTEX 2-78) INCHON, KOREA (onload Marines equipment) KIN RED. OKINAWA (offload Marines equipment) POHANG. KOREA (onload Marines equipment) KIN RED. OKINAWA (offload onload Marines equipment) KIN RED, OKINAWA (LVT ops) NUMAZl . J P N (offload Marines equipment) YOKOSL KA. J PAN (onload two LCM-S equipment) GUAM (onload private vehicles equipment) ENEWETOK ATOLL (PHIBRON III outchops 7th Eleet)