Goldsborough (DDG 20) - Naval Cruise Book

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HE eo ANDI G oililieiaii COMMANIJER CHARLES D. ALLEN, JR., USN Commancler ALLEN was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1925. He is the son of Lila Haminett ALLEN and the late Clmflgg IJ, AIe,I,IQN, He was gracluatecl from Yale University, and eoniniissionecl Ensign fI'0m the Naval ROTC Unit there, in Oetober 19115. Following gracluation, he servecl in various clestroyers, primarily in the Atlantic Fleet, his latest clestrover billet prior to commissioning CZOLILJSBOROUGI1 was Executive Officer of the USS O'1ilLXRlf CDDR-889D ill 1959-60, 1'1e has also servecl in an LST, an ice-breaker, ancl the light cruiser ROANOKE CCL-11151 Ilis shore fluty has incluclecl assignment to the Special Projects Olliee of the then Bm-Q-ilu Of Qrflngmee, for work on clevelopnient of the Pleet' lzlallistie Missile VVCZIIDOII System CPolarisD. During I3 years in that OMCC he servecl as Aclininistrative Assistant Technical Plans Oflieer ancl U. S. Air Porce ancl Royal Navy 1121151011 Ofheer. ln 1960 he was orclercrl to the Stall of the Connnantler, Operational Test ancl lfvaluation PorCC 111 Norfolk, Virginia, serving thereon as TICRRIOR Missile Project Oflicer ancl TIQRRIICR branch heacl. Subse- quent to this assigninicnt he attenclefl the :Xrmecl Forces Stall College, also at Norfolk. gracluating in ,lu11G of 1963. Commancler ALLEN is niarriecl to the former Anne Howell of Riehinoncl, Virginia. They have three chilclren 1Wargarate Clljl, Rieharcl CHD, and Nancy

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THE EXECUTl E QPPICER R XXX 'x X LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER JOHN F. FROST, III, USN Y xx .mort News, Virginia. F 1 K , 1 N' A ' - ' ' -1lStztes Navy, was born in llc '1 Hisfamilgyliiiilt, EI, Lieutenant Qommanclei Unitcc 1 LCDR FROQT ,MO lorfollc, Virginia when lie was live, anrl after completing liigli scliool in Norlollq in 1941, in HMV and 'mmf' ,UH Gil tlie Norfolk Divisions, William and Ma1'y,lVPl Lollcgc-. llc joinocl tl1e.Naval Resolve Examination Lduecl an appointment to tlic U. S. Naval Actzuieiiiy in 19119 Llirougli scrvico xiiclc Qoinpetitive to BARN Dim graduation from Llic Academy in .lunc 19515, lic was comniissionccl as lznsign and IrC130I'l'CCl ,wha normal 315' fill?-ILZZQ for cluty. During tliis tour BAIQTON sailccl arouncl tlic world in conjunction After H tour 'l5lllOyITlCI1t to tlic lVcstern Pacific. u I Q lx sd mxllonterey CglS.CUIilI'I'lZ1I1ClCl', LCU Division 23, wliicli incluclcfl a iVIccl1tcrranDeanclcployniciit, liienibfiicuiiil in OTClHZU'lCC, F qllifornia to attczncl tlic U. S. Naval Postgracluatc School. At loslgaiwiclxiiaux.School it kliiiljilifl lariuzlfy 1960 dllilllecl-Ill! ffiuirlccl Nlissilcfsl ancl was awarclecl a Masters llcgircc ng lg,lofitligilallgijilxilgllglfbllgllgom 4 -.'.. . . . , . f f, ', - whichwasho x mm MUHYCFCY lic lirocccclccl to his new pobtwas flllllm-15 Ifllllfif U xl C 'Wmdcr Cruisers and De, V mtllmilefl 111 Yolcosulia, ,l2l1JZ11l. lil llccciiilicr 1960 lic was oi'c.ci'ccl to Stal, ,oini 1 I H - f XV2lI'l'ZlI'C Ofliccr until ,luly 19615 when lic icllmlefl 10 Stroxer- . s 1. . , i Ianifu, wlicrc lic scrvccl as Anti Air D Cf . W Jmmlsmlmmi-5 Clotail of llic USS C.iUl,lJSl5UlQUUCJi'l IIS l rospccttivc lfxccutivqz Olficcr.