Gridley (CG 21) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

WESTPAC 81-82 STATISTICS Underway 163 days during her 215 day deployment. Steamed 69,848 nautical miles; burned 6,324,355 gallons of fuel. Made 1,481,734 gallons of fresh water; used 1,557,172 gallons of fresh water (approximately 3,893 gallons per man.) Experienced 7 new babies born (not on board). Saw 9 of sailors re-enlist. Qualified 4 of her sailors as Inlisted Surface Warfare Specialists. Received 31,650 messages by radio; Sent 6,484 and averaged 150 in and 30 out per day. Sold 5744 money orders totaling $412,410.30. Received 46,390 pounds of mail; Sent 14,905 pounds. Sold $7825.14 in stamps (enough to mail 39,126 letters. Drank 288,450 cans of soft drinks. DEDICATED TO OUR WIVES, FAMILIES, AND LOVED ONES THE WORLDS GREATEST SUPPORTERS OF THE WORLD ' S GREATEST CRUISER Our Namesake CAPTAIN C. V. GRIDLEY Charles Vernon Gridley was born 24 November, 1844, in Logansport. Indiana: a direct descendant of Thomas Gridley, an early member of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. In I860 he was appointed to the Naval Academy from the state of Michigan. Shortly after graduation he reported aboard the sloop of war, ONEIDA of the West Blockading Squadron off Mobile, Alabama. Gridley distinguished himself beyond all praise during the battle of Mobile Bay when he had charge of the master ' s division and assisted in conning the ship from the top gallant foremast. He was promoted to lieutenant in 1867, and to commander in 1882. He spent three decades following the Civil War on the South Pacific Station, the Great Lakes. European station, Boston Navy Yard, as instructor at the Naval Academy (1875-1879), in command of the training ships JAMESTOWN and PORTSMOUTH, as lighthouse inspector at Buffalo, New York: was on duty at the Washington Navy Yard: and commanded the receiving ship RICHMOND at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. On July 28, 1897 Gridley took command of the protected cruiser OLYMPIA, the flagship of the Asiatic Squadron, He was a personal friend of Commodore George Dewey who assumed the command of the squadron in January of the following year and hoisted his flag on the OLYMPIA. Not long after this time Gridley evidenced self-sacrifice and great courage in protesting a ruling that pronounced him physically unfit for active service and was permitted to retain command of the OLYMPIA despite the state of his health. In April of 1898. OLYMPIA led the Asiatic Squadron out of Mirs Bay, China, bound for the Philippine Islands. The darkened squadrons stole past the batteries on Corregidor and arrived off Manila Bay near daybreak on the first of May. Admiral Dewey in his autobiography recounts. At 5:40 we were within 5,000 yards, I turned to Captain Gridley and said, You may fire when you are ready, Gridley. While I remained on the bridge. Gridley took his station in the conning tower and gave the order to the battery. Having decided and taken the responsibility tor beginning the action for the Battle of Manila Bay. Gridley personally conducted the gunfire from the conning tower of the protected cruiser throughout the battle which ended in the destruction of the Spanish Philippine fleet. Having no choice but to accept the findings of medical survey. Gridley started for home at the end of the month but passed away at Kobe. Japan. 5 June of that year. He is buried in Erie. Pennsylvania where four guns from the arsenal at Cavite were placed at his grave in honor of a great man. Torpedo Boat Destroyer Gndley DP-92, was commis- sioned 8 March, 1919. She had an overall length of 314 feet, was armed with Four 4-inch .50 caliber guns. Two One-Pounder guns, and Four surface 21-inch Triple Mounted Torpedo Tubes. J w. %L.t S3« The Second Gridley DD-380, was commissioned 24 June, 1937. She was armed with Four 5-inch .38 caliber guns, and Sixteen 21-inch Torpedo Tubes. The present Guided Missile Cruiser Gridley CG-21, was commissioned 25 May, 1963. She has an overall length of 533 feet, is armed with Terrier Anti-air Missile systems. Harpoon over the horizon Anti-surface Missile systems, ASROC Anti-submarine Rockets, and Six Torpedo Tubes. ■ Captain James J. McGrath was born in Glasgow, Montana. He graduated from the Univer- sity of Washington in 1956 and was commissioned an Ensign in that year. Since commissioning, he has served in a variety of assignments afloat and ashore. His sea duty assignments have included: USS WILHOITE (DER-397), USS HENRY B. WILSON (DDG-7), Executive Officer and Commanding Of- ficer of USS PLEDGE (MSO-492), Executive Officer of USS STRIBLING (DD-867), and Commanding Officer of USS TOWERS (DDG-9). He has served ashore on the Staff of Commandant THIRTEENTH Naval District, Staff Chief of Naval Opera- tions, the Bureau of Naval Personnel, and at the Fleet Combat Training Center, Pacific. He also served with the Naval Advisory Group in the Republic of Vietnam. Captain McGrath is a graduate of the School of Command and Staff, U.S. Naval War College, and was an Exchange Officer to the Royal Navy at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, England. He reported to USS GRIDLEY from Newport, Rhode Island, where he was Director of Officer Candidate School. He is married to the former Edith L. BARKOW of Fallbrook, California. Captain McGrath ' s next assingment will be as Chief of Staff to Commander Naval Forces, Japan in Yokosuka, Japan. LAPT. James J. McGrath v I Commander William S. Clark, a native of Blonntville Tennessee, has spent the majority of his sixteen year career at sea. His sea duty includes the Submarines U.S.S. Bang SS-385. U.S.S. Cobller SS-344, U.S.S. Tuny SSOS2, and the U.S.S. Trout SS-566. He served on destroyers U.S.S. Hank DD-702. U.S.S. Johnston DD-824, U.S.S. Capadonno FF-1093, and COMCRUDESGRU Three staff. Ashore he served as Of- ficer in Charge 2Q0 PSI Mobile Training Team, Mayport, Flor- ida. Commander Clark report- ed aboard U.S.S. Gridley CG-21. and assumed duties as Execu- tive Officer on II October 1980. Commander Clark and his lovely wife Beverly have two sons. David age 10, and Timmy age 6. They reside in Spring Valley Calif. CDR William S. 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GMCS WESTON GMM3 MERRITT, GMMSN HURETA Don ' t say no to me. V Ti % Shine all that brightwork SAILOR Look at those guys work down there We ' er not deck force Square away your hat. Wheres the Robe deck? F jj? ' 1 kmmmmmMiiiliflfMm Which button do I push first? p Cruise book layout. o FRONT: FTM2 Fisk, FTM3 Duncan, FTM3 Luquias. FTMI Cox FTM2 Nichols, FTMC Robertson, BACK. FTM2 Demuth, FTM2 Gottschall, FTMSN Kelly, FTM2 Furuta, FTMI Stutz, FTM2 Reilly FRONT. FTMC Dorsey. FTM3 Stephens. FTMI Hutnick, FTMI Conder, FTM2 Tomhsek BACK: FTM3 Osmer, FTMSN Brewer, FTMSA Boyd, FTMI Campbell FTMSN Lavoie, FTM3 Crisafulli. FTM3 Blackwell I ' m pushing the button now. Here I go. I ' m going to push it. I ' m Pushing it. IK RESTRICTED iYB KEEP Od AUTHOR IZV ' PERSONNEL — ' : DOOR BOY, MY OTHER PLACE ' ' Dear MOM I ' m home sick. OK, if it doesn ' t work. Clean it. Here try hitting it with this. 1 WW BfeL ' IT _r — ■ ' f% I am working. It was only used by a little old lady to track log helo ' s on Sunday. ' So now what do I do? ' LT. BARRETT, STG2 SANTOLI, STG2 ALBERT, STGSN BURKART, STG2 WATSON, SN SHOEMAKER, STG2 OCON- NOR, STG3 BYRNE, STG2 WHITE, GMTI WORKMAN. STGSN OFTADAHL, STG2 IRLAN. STGCS HENRIE, SA HALL, STG2 CUMMINS, STGSN KAARSTAD, STG3 MARTIN, GMT3 PIENKOWSKI NO MORE BOMBS FOR ME. V DISHES OR TORPEDOS CLAMP DOWN U.S.S. TIDY BOWL. I — rjt ■ A 4 J 4-t— L___ ' RUSSIAN BEAR ESCORTED BY CORRAL SEAS F-4 FIGHTER. WE NEED SOME MR. CLEAN. 4 Still looking for 500. Mr. West, out of all these pips and lines we are suppose to know where we ' re at. But we get lost once every now and then. Right, Mr. East. No, we don ' t have our own still. From riches to rags. Light, I don ' t believe it. f 4 w What shail I get Ann for Christmas? A picture of Gridley, or Olongapo shirt. Gridley ACES . Both OSI Shoaf and OSI Price had over 500 intercepts. Left to right back row, LT MATSUO, DS2 MILLS. DDSN NORMAN, DS2 STICKLE Front row, DSI BOEHING, DS3 LOPEZ, DSI FISHER, DSI WAGNER. What do you mean I was suppose to tag this out. - What ' s a tagout? Touring Chief BROWN Front row Left to right. SA GARRETT, SMSN GARRISON Back row. SM3 RHODES. SM2 BERGERON, SMC (SW) AZEVEDO, SM2 WILLIS. You having a good time 1 Front row left to right, RMSN SHARON, RMI CLOUDE, RMC COOLEN back row, RMSN WEETER, RM2 BURROUGHS, RM3 GLICK T Front row left to right. ENS CULP, CTOSN CHACON. CTR2 MILLER, CTMI McCAUSLAND, Back row CTMI ATWOOD. CTMSN THOMAS. CTR2 GOSNELL ' KENNY ROGERS GROBER i 1 Left to right, back row ETC GAIL BROWNLOW, ET3 TERRY HARPER, ET3 JOHN KOLASA, ET3 PETER JELLISON, ET2 DOUGLAS CRUMP, ET3 RICKY MILLER, ET2 JACKIE GREGG, Front row, ETI TERRY ROBERTS, ET2 EDWARD DETTMER, ET3 JOHN PRILIPP, ET2 DENNIS MCCULLOUGH, ETSN MICHAEL LEGROS, CW04 DEWITT RATHBUN X  Have fun, 43s down Going home soon i YAK! , ' I Jf:i 0 1 CAN ' T SEE THEM, SIR TOO COLD TO WATER SKI SEE THE CAPTAINS ASLEEP AGAIN, HIS CHAIRS EMPTY CHIP OR SWIM You ' ll be here till the jobs finished. K Where ' s his safety belt? Which wire goes where? Guarantee i section duty. Smile, your on CCTV. First place in talent contest individuals. --. K ' _ l 4 Did anybody call away the fire party? jfo Jb Gridley ' s burned CGULL . Get the gun ' s we ' re out of CGULL ' Bones, damm cooks. Kenny Rogers Jr. Nice picnic, but would be nicer with woman around. V ENGINEERING OFFICER LCDR. C.A. LANDERS Tools of the trade. Keep an eye on the fresh water. Don ' t need showers tonight. Lesson on how to properly sweep. No wonder work request are always late being accepted. JO — Phones out of order again. Sometimes I think I live here. This is a light. n J 4) r W i Chiefs coming, look busy. Thats my royal baby. A-GANG MMFN Houchins, EN3 Geiffis. MM3 Moore. MM2 Buchanan. EN2 West, MMI Jones. MM2 Reece, SN Smith. SN Cook. FA Chacles E-Division IC2 Guth. ICI Zschoche. EMI Ehret. EM2 Saunders. EM2 Haney. IC3 Davis. EMFN Ramsey. IC3 Sturm IC3 Nance. FN Brown. FN Millette. EMI Chandler. EM3 Worrell. EMFN Rodriguez 9 m i i— k 5S ffSff 989 $ R-Division HT3 Fenderbosch. HT2 logue. YN3 Gillette. HT3 magyari. FN Wick HT2 Tompson HT2 Alonzo. HTFN Munoz, HT2 Lopez. HT2 Mckendrick HT2 Mazzarella HTCS Williams HT2 Castillo. MR2 Simpson. HTFA Hopper. FR Eaves MR3 Ogle ■©• BTC Donnelly. BTI Porton, BT3 Kavanaugh, BT3 Seagraves, BT2 Raymer. BT3 Miller. BT3 Schneider, BT3 Denton, BTFN Rothman, BTFN Beckley. BT3 Allison, BT3 Proctor, BT2 Richter, BTFN Roger, BT2 Halbert, BT3 Arave. BT2 Stedman BTI Jones, BTFN Fry, BT2 Wallace. BTFN Berquist, BT3 Osborn, BT3 Banks, BTFN Keeney, BT3 Anderson, BT2 Hubbard, BT2 Taylor, BTC Donnelly, BTFN Broeckel, BT2 Stohovitch. BT2 Recker, BT2 Salminem, BT2 Reilly, BT3 Best, BT2 J. Miller. BT2 Smith, BT3 Terry, BT3 R. Burns. Time for your daily disco meter reading. Which workcenter is this? Turn this knob to go faster. . ' • You all can be a ENSIGN too if you wish. Just change your uniforms. This is secret, so get that camera out of here. a A Q MMC Stevens, MM2 Flowers, MMI Brannon, MMFN Baldonado, MMFN Young, MM3 Robertson, MMFN Cummins, MMC Barrett MM3 Duty. MM3 Cruz, MM3 Hanlins. MMFN Moschetti. MM2 Steele $ $ 1 .- •■ MMFA Bermudo, MM3 Moore. MMI Doyle. FA Baker. MM3 Meneses. MM2 Ball. MMFN Griffin. MMFN McCollum, MM2 Alfonso m (.! MMFA Denney, MMFN Farrell, MMFN Moreno, MMI Danao, MM2 Cleland, MMFN McDaniels, MMFN Ray MMC (SW) Nicholson. MM2 Ward. MM3 Correll. MM2 Eason, MM3 Cormier. MM2 Clark, MM3 Christison MM2 Inman. MMFN Raftice. MM3 Beaty. MMFN Millar OL ONGOPO CITY OF BARS. : W V ■■  f . • «   ♦.♦.♦.♦ • V X ? ••-. — T UHOTELBH x X SUPPLY OFFICER LCDR HUGHES Back row left to right. SKI BENNETT, SN HOWELL. SN STEPHENS, SK3 PAREJA, Front row, SN MENDES, SKI CRUZ, SKCS RICHEY r- s Stores highlined aboard LTJG MANHIEM. MSC PAED. SKCS RICHEY Back row left to right SH3 FARRINGTON. SH3 SMITH. SHSN FRENCH, SH2 HUCKEBA, Front row, SH2 LESLIE, SHI DELACRUZ, SHI CABUSAO, SH3 EDWARDS. World ' s record of cokes sold Skivies, too, yes sir Won ' t act till paid DKI ENRIQUEZ. LTJG MANHEIN, DK3 McCLOSKEY ENS MUNSON CHIEFS MAKES MORE ROCKY AND SMITHY Back row left to right, MSB TAYLOR, MSSN NEALY, MSSN BURD, MSSN WELLS, MS3 TRUX1LIO. MS3 MARKHAM Front row, MSI GALLARDO, MS2 IDEO, MSI BARTOLOME. MSI JUEGO, MSI REYES z — Mfnfl - Ml It «• vBfl ™ 1 I don ' t believe I saw that. Don ' t tell the chief we ' re here. The man behind this years cruise book, already gone, etired May 82 Be home soon, last port. ( Russian MAY escorted by F-4 from Loral Sea. That ' s not a Sub contact. Now here he is. Brownie. • V -«u- J t • : m ■ j [W 1 - j ■ ■ f A  t y XO-CDR CLARK PNC CHASON, YN3 EDWARDS. PNI GUISE, YNSN BRITTON. YNI MISH, PN3 RICE, PN3 MALABAD. PNSN FRIAS CMAA - MAI JONES PC3 ZURAWSKY GMTI WORKMAN, PNI GUISE. FTM2 NICHOLES. MAI JONES, YNI MISH Muster reports late again But Doc. I stayed aboard. QM3 Baldwin. QM2 Primm, QMI Dively. QMSN Bigelow QMSN Messer, QMS Kasmer, QMSN Gutz. QM3 Libby I sure like doing this. HONG KONG m SHIPS NAVIGATOR LTJG SANCHEZ Got my drivers license Aint no stars in day lite • 0 - Use to have a lot of money in here. What a parking job. Getting my bennies before I retire. 11 I CHAPLIN LTJG SCHENK l— ! . w I Please, bring mail today LORD Writting letters during working hours. When are we going home next. Shipover, get my picture. Wonder if she ' s automatic? -.--V- ■ ■ m-  3i- ,- CORAL SEA AIR WING YOU WON ' T BELIEVE WHAT YOU FIND ABOARD GRIDLEY DON ' T SEE ANY LIGHTS TODAY USS ARZIONA THERE SHE BLOWS ' DUD AGAIN THIS IS MY SHIP NOW FREE STYLE AIR SWIMMING IS HE PICKING HIS NOSE? v CHRISTMAS TREE OF LOVE FROM OUR LOVED ONES T e Lt. Watabayashi says by. Tomorrows liberty, no I.O. Yes we ' er going home on time. Steve Robinson, tech that fixed missile launcher. And they were that big. BATTLE GROUP C . At least this one left the rail. PHILIPPINES I fl - £? fl K !■.. -.SI du l J Wmk The EW crew that won the OLD CROW ' S AWARD for 1980. EW3 Desimone, EWI Curtiss, EW2 Reilly. EW3 Dorsey, EWSN Hirt, EWSN Grover. Have to help old men at times. L y jfct 1 ; ' v_ They call them SEA GULLS . They follow their husbands to oversea ports such as Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Johnson. Moonlighting in Thailand JP • Hi m m So long to a good friend. A k k See, all colors look the same. Just waiting for clampdown. SINGAPORE i i i i i i i i ft ft ft GMMSN GARTHE GMM3 GEISELHART ■ • -. PC3 ZURAWSKY GMM3 O ' CONNOR ORGANIZATION SEEMED TO BE THE WORD IN SINGAPORE. EVERY PERSON AND THING SEEMED TO HAVE THEIR PLACE. IT WAS CLEAN. AND VERY BUSY WITH BARGAINS EVERYWHERE. INDIA SHOPS, AND MALAYAN VILLAGE STANDS, CHOOSE THEN HOP ON A DOUBLE DECKER BUS AND GO. MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACES TO VISIT WAS THE CHINES GARDENS, JAPANESE GARDENS, THE FANTASTIC SCULPTURES OF TIGER BULM GARDENS AND THE UNUSAL BUGUIS STREET LATE AT NIGHT. SINGAPORE WAS WARM AND THE PEOPLE LIKED THE AMERICAN SER- VICEMEN. 4 1 t i i ■ ■v f Vflllll if- .-r iw- - GET THOSE KNOCKERS UP WHO ME DESERT TIME HOT . 1 A iff f HLi__ I ' l «Jttnfc4 CROSSING THE LINE THE BULL BRING ON THE SLIMEY WOGS IT ' S NOT DEEP ijll ORDER IN THE COURT ON YOUR MARK, GET SET PRIMED AND READY DATING GAME THIS IS THE NAVY k WICK- ROLL ROLL YOUR EGG JUST LIKE HOME THAILAND $ f zJ M Ml REFUEL AT SEA ARE WE READY RADIO CITY S SUNBURN NEED TO GET CLOSER HELO OPERATIONS WHILE UNDERWAY OUR MAIN SOURCE OF MAIL AND PERSONNEL TRANSFERS IS BY LOGISTICS HEOL. WHICH WE RECEIVED EVERY THREE TO FOUR DAYS. IN THE INDIAN OCEAN MAIL CALL WAS SO DARN POPULAR THAT CREW MEMBERS WOULD LINE UP AT THE POST OFFICE BEFORE HELO DETAIL WAS EVEN SET. WE BECAME SO EFFICIENT THAT OUR HELO DETAIL WOULD NOT BE SET UNTIL THE HELO CROSSED OUR HORIZON AND WE WOULD STILL BE READY TO RECEIVE THE HELO BEFORE SHE ARRIVED OVER HEAD. BRAVO HELO CREW. a NO I HELO CREW ! -| 1 B - 5 11 I - 1 • Jia L . 3T ' F 1 • T ■ ■ • -. . | i i • ' • H8JE? :V ■i HIT THE TARGET ft GMMC MALSON BMC FERGUSON GMCS WESTON STGC HENRY FTMC DORSEY FTMC ROBERTSON SEE, WANDA I STILL HAVE IT. FAMFIRE Ml fe THIS IS NOT A SLINGSHOT FIRE WHEN READY, GRIDLEY ALL GUARD FORCE PERSONNEL MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH THE M-14 RIFLE. THE .45 CALIBER PISTOL AND THE 12 GAGE SHOTGUN ALONG ARE THE M-60 and .50 CALIBER MACHINE GUN FOR DESIGNATED PERSONNEL. -  DARN. I ' M A SAILOR NOT A MARINE i ■I TR fefrj £3K f - A J H jk A. A KISS OF LOVE FOREVER. H I 1981-82 CREW ' S BOOK STAFF OFFICER IN CHARGE L TJG SCHENK GMMC MALSON EDITOR GMMC MALSON LAYOUT GMMC MAL SON IN CHARGE HM3 CEDAR FTM2 REILLEY PHOTO ' S BY GMMC MALSON GMM2 HAAS FTM2 REILLEY L TJG BAXTER ET2 FIELDS GMM2 ROBINSON DSI WARGER MM! BRAN NO N HT2 LOPEZ TYPIST GMMC MALSON GMM2 SMITH RP3 URLACHER YN3 BRIT TON WALSWORTHTWT I PUBLISHING I I ■ 1 1   !■■■■   ' I a ■ • • 1 1 • 1 I k n . '