Gridley (CG 21) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 87 of the 1989 volume:

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S-4 Division ..,... Singapore ......,... Crossing the Line .... Muscat ........... Helo Ops ....... uNreEPfvEr2tl2EP , . . uso snow ...... fidra Amivmmg 4 2-3 4-5 6-7 8 9 40- 4 4 42- 4 3 44- 4 5 46- 4 7 48- 49 20-24 22-23 24-25 26-27 28-29 30-34 32-33 34-35 36-37 38-39 40-44 42-43 44-45 46-47 48-49 50-54 52-53 54-55 56-57 58-59 60-64 62-63 64-65 66 67 68 Donald Robert Hess Captain Donald Robert Hess, U.S. Navy, a native Iowan, was born in Des Moines and raised in Daven- port. He attended lowa State University, graduating in 4965 with a Bachelor of Science Degree. Commissioned in 4965 through the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps program, his first assignment was in USS COCHRANE CDDG 243 homeported in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. There he served as Assistant First Lieu- tenant, Navigator and Combat information Center Officer. ln July 4968, Captain Hess attended Destroyer School in Newport, Rhode island where he graduated Uwith distinction . Upon graduation, he reported to USS CONYNGHAM QDDG 473, homeported in Norfolk. Virginia. He served there as Weapons Officer until Sep- tember 4974. The Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington, D.C., was Captain Hess' next assignment. He was initially toured as a Surface Junior Officer Assignment detailer, and later as Aide Placement Officer and Administra- tive Assistant to the Director of the Restricted Line, Staff Corps and Major Staffs Placement Division. In 4975, upon successful completion of the course of instruction at the Armed Forces Staff College in Nor- folk, Virginia, Captain Hess was assigned as Executive Officer of the USS BERKELEY CDDG 453, homeported in San Diego, California. From May 4977 to December 4978, Captain Hess served in the Navy Office of Legislative Affairs in Wash- ington, D.C., as a congressional Liaison Officer with the U.S. House of Representatives. His next assignment was as Special Assistant for Naval Personnel to the Assis- tant Secretary of the Navy CManpower, Reserve Af- fairs and Logistics3 from 4978 to 4979. Captain Hess' next tour of duty was as Command- ing Officer of the USS O'BRlEN CDD 9753 homeported in San Diego, California, from 4980 to 4982. The staff of Commander, Attack Carrier Strike Force, Seventh Fleet, homeported in Cubi Point, Republic of the Philip- pines, was Captain Hess' next assignment, where he imaged as Surface Operations Officer from 4982 to A. From January 4984 to July 4986, Captain Hess served as the Head, Officer Plans and CommuniTY Management Branch, Office of the Chief of NavOl Operations COP-4303. Captain Hess was promoted to his present rank in March 4985. He assumed commdnfi of USS G-RIDLEY QCG 243 on 44 January 4987. CaptOIfl Hess is under orders to report as Chief of Staff, Com- mander Attack Carrier Strike Force, Seventh Fleet.. Captain Hess' awards include the Legion of Meill- the Meritorious Service Medal Cgold stars in lieu of sec- ond and third awards3 and the Navy Achievemefll Medal with Combat ln addition, he wears various campaign and service medals. ,. . -... mf., ...M-... 4... ,...,.. . -..,. .,....-,,. . Ulf .m1 r-Q CopToin Normon S. ScoTl, USN CopToin Scoff is o nofive of Oregon. He offended Pocific Universify in ForesT Grove, Oregon, groduofing wifh o Bochelor of Science Degree in Biology in 4963. He wos commissioned Through The Officer Condidofe School in 4965. CopToin Scoff firsT served os Auxiliories Division Officer ond Firsf Division OfficerfComboT Corgo Officer in USS ALAMO CLSD 335. ln lvlorch of 4967 he wos dssigned To Codsfol Division 44, Republic of Viefnom Novy, os Officer in Chorge of Swiff BooT ond Division Operofions Officer. He offended The Novol De- sfroyer School in NewporT, Rhode lsldnd, groduofing in Febru- ory of 4969. CopToin ScoTT's nexT ossignmenf wos o Tour os Chief Engi- neer of USS EVERSOLE QDD 7895 from Morch of 4969 To De- cember of 4970. He wos occepfed To The Novol Posf Gro- duoiTe School in lvionferey, Cdlifornid, where he grdduofed in 4973 wifh o Mosfer of Science Degree in lVlcinogemenT Sci- ence. Copfoin Scoff wos Then ossigned To Supervisor of Ship- building ond Repoir, Newporf News, Virginio os AssisTonT Mon- oger for The new Virginio Closs Nucleor Powered Cruisers. He concurrenfly served os Ship Superinfendenf for The consfruc- Tion of The leod ship, USS VIRGINIA QCGN 385, ond lfs follow on, USS TEXAS QCGN 395. Affer complefing o course of insfrucfion of The Novol Com- mond ond Sfoff College in Newporf, Rhode lslond, CopToin ScoTT wenT To The USS RICHARD L. PAGE SEFG-55 os Execufive Officer, which received The MeriTorious nif Commendofion ond The BoTTenburg Cup for excellence. From Moy 4979 To Morch of 4984, CopToin Scoff served os The Operofionol Tesf Coordindfor for The OPEVAL of The FFG-7 closs Frigofe of Commonder Operofionol Tesf ond Evoluofion Force in Norfolk, Vo. He wos promofed To The ronk of Com- monder in July 4979. Copfoin ScoTT's nexf Tour of dufy wos os Commonding Offi- cer of USS GALLERY QFFG-265. Following her commissioning in December of 4984, CopToin Scoff served os Commonding Officer unTil Morch of 49811, during which Time GALLERY eorned The Meriforious Unif Commendofion. CopToin Scoff wos nexf dssigned os The Senior Gos Turbine exominer on The ATlonTic Fleef Propulsion Exomining Boord. He olso served concurrenfly os o Senior Examiner for Sfeom ond Diesel Propulsion. He wos promofed To his presenf ronk in Au- gusf of 4985 ond received The 4240 designdfor QMoTeriol Pro- fessionol5 in Augusf of 4986. From Sepfember of 4986 To Ocfober of 4988, CopToin Scoff wos ossigned To The AEGIS Shipbuilding progrom, inifidlly serv- ing os Division Direcfor of The OperoTionsfFinonce Division, ond Then moving To The posifion of The Depufy Progrdm Mondger. Copfoin ScoTT's owords include The Meriforious Service lvledol QGold Sfor in Lieu of Second Awords5, The Novy Com- mendofion lvledol qgold Sfdrs in Lieu of econd ond Third Awords5, ond The Novy Achievemenf Medol. In oddifion, he weors vorious cdmpoign ond service medols. CopToin Scoff is morried To The former Cheryl Lynn Gillis of Ddyfon, Woshingfon. He ond his wife reside wifh Their Two children, Kevin Andrew ond Corrie Lynn in Corlsbod, Colifornio. 3 Commander Roberi J. Gibson, USN Commander Gibson is a naTive of Harfland, Vermonf and graduafed from The U.S. Naval Academy in 4973. AfTer receiving his commission in 4973 wiTh a Bache- lor of Science in Ocean engineering, Commander Gib- son affended graduafe school aT The Universify of Delaware, earning a lvlasTer's Degree in Civil Engineer- ing. Subseauenfly, he complefed Nuclear Propulsion Training aT lvlare Island, Ca and idaho Falls, idaho, and reporfed To USS NllvllTZ CCVN 689 in Sepfember 4975, where he served as The Machinery Division Officer. ln March 4978 he Transferred To USS MISSISSIPPI CCGN AOD, and served as The commissioning FirsT LieuTenanT and CombaT lnformaTion Cenfer Officer. ln ivlarch 4980, Commander Gibson reporfed To The Nuclear Power Training UniT, BallsTon Spa, N.Y. for duTy as The Propul- sion PIanT EvaluaTion Officer for The DlG proToType. Upon compleTion of The proToType Tour he affended The Surface Warfare Officer DeparTmenT Head School and a NAVSEA indocTrinaTion To The New ThreaT Up- grade CombaT Sysfem. ln lvlay 4983, Commander Gibson served as The CombaT SysTems Officer on The USS MAHAN CDDG 425, homeporTed in Charlesfon, S.C. From February 4985 unTil March 4987, Commander Gibson served as The ExecuTive Officer aT Naval Nu- clear Power School in Orlando, Florida. ln June 4987, Commander Gibson assumed The duTies of ExecuTive Officer of USS GRIDLEY QCG-245, The World's GreaTesT Cruiser . Commander Gibson defached April 09, 4989 and will reporf To The USS LONG BEACH QCGN-95, as The Chief Engineer. Commander Gibson is married To The former Lorraine Adams. The Gibson's reside in Bonifa wifh Their son Glen. .,.,,,......,..- ,.... .4-.--M l. Lleutenont Commonder Stephen J. Roesener, USN Lieutenont Commonder Stephen J. Roesener, United Stotes Novy, wos born in Kdnsos City, Missouri, on 25 Morch 4954. He groduoted from the University of Konsos ln 4976 with degrees in Politlcol Science ond History ond wos commissioned on En- sign vio the NROTC progrom in thot some yeor. Lieutenont Commonder Roesener's first ossignment wos on USS WHIPPLE CPF 40625, where he served os Gunnery Asslstdnt ond Novigotor. Subsequent tours ot seo hdve included Missile Officer in USS BlDDl.E CCG-345, Weopons Officer in USS RICHARD E BYRD QDDG-235 ond WGGDODS Officer in USS DEWEY CDDG- 45j. LCDR Roesener holds o Moster of Science Degree in Sys- tems Technology QASWQ from the Novol Postgroduote School in Monterey, Colifornio. Lieutenont Commonder Roesener's decorotions include the Novy Commendotion Medol Cgold stor in lieu of second ovvordj, Novy Achievement Medol, Armed Forces Expedition- ory Medol ond vorlous unit owords ond service medols. Lieutenont commonder Roesener reported onboord USS GRIDLEY os Executive Officer on 42 Februory 4989. Lieutenont Commonder Roesener is morried to the former Mory Elizobeth Godell of Vienno, Virginio. The l2oesener's ond their two children, Morgoret Elizobeth ond Doniel Jocob reside in Son Diego Colifornio. 5 LT R. L. LEHMAN I BECAUSE THE RELIGIOUS PROGRAM SPECIALIST HANDLES SO MANY ADMIN- ISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL DETAILS, THE CHAPLAIN IS FREED TO SHARE THE WORD OF GOD, VISIT WORK SPACES, COMFORT THE ILL AND INJURED, AND COUNSEL THE CONCERNED. ...i 1 V . ' E '-fa' S 'fu 9,-5, .AA .. n-GTA 2111 3,5-f'-H I LTJG D. HORN L N s II00 0 Q lxll Ijx In x 9' .9 I' UI CHAPLAIN RUSS LEHMAN WAS RELIEVED DURING WESTPAC BY CHAPLAIN DAVID HORN, WHO COMES TO GRIDLEY FROM NAVY CHAPLAINS SCHOOL, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND. CHAPLAIN HORN REPORT- ED ABOARD ON 3 APRIL WHILE GRIDLEY WAS ON STATION IN THE PERSIAN GULF. CHAPLAIN LEHMAN BID GRIDLEY A FOND FAREWELL FIVE DAYS LATER, AFTER YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE. CHAPLAIN HORN LOOKS FORWARD TO WORKING TOGETH- ER WITH RPSN MUKES AND THE LAY READ- ERS IN HELPING MAKE GOD'S PRESENCE FELT AMONG THE CREW. COMMAND MASTER CHIEF MMCM QSWI T.D. BRODIE MASTER CHIEF BRODIE WAS BORN IN SAN DIEGO AND RAISED IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY IN CALIFORNIA. HE ENTERED THE NAVAL SERVICE JULY 3RD 4957. AFTER ATTENDING RECRUIT TRAINING IN SAN DIEGO CALIFOR- NIA HE WAS STATIONED AT WHIDBEY ISLAND NAVAL AIR STATION WHILE AWAITING MACHINIST MATE A SCHOOL IN GREAT LAKES ILLINOIS. SEA COMMANDS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: USS KEARSARGE QCVS 33j 4958 - 4965. USS SANCTUARY CAH 47j 4972 - 4974, USS YOSEMITE CAD 495 4974 - 4976, USS SARATOGA CCV 605 4976 - 4978, USS TARAWA CLHA 4j 4980 - 4983, USS GRIDLEY CCG 24j 4987 - PRESENT. SHORE COMMANDS INCLUDES RECRUIT COMPANY COMMANDER SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 4965 - 4966, NAVAL AIR STATION CECIL FIELD, FLORIDA 4978 - 4980, NAVRESSO FLEET ASSISTANCE TEAM SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 4980 - 4983. MASTER CHIEF BRODIE REPORTED ABOARD GRID- LEY ON JANUARY 45TH 4987 AS ENGINEERING DEPART- MENT LEADING CHIEF PETTY OFFICER, AND ASSUMED THE DUTIES OF COMMAND MASTER CHIEF IN OCTOBER OF 4988. PERSONAL AWARDS INCLUDE ONE NAVY COMMENDATION, TWO NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDALS, FIVE GOOD CONDUCT AWARDS, ONE BATTLE EFFICIEN- CY AND VARIOUS CAMPAIGN AND SERVICE MED- ALS. U L wa-Q... ,-..,... .4 .,. ..-.. ..,,V,.-.V ..,,..,1..,.,,,,,.. , ,,,.... ,,,,.,,,. ..,,-,., . Sv.. ,,, ,:,, uss GRIDLEY foe 245 USS GRIDLEY CCG 245 IS The Thlrd shrp of The UnrTed SToTes Novy To be norned for CopToln Chorles V Grrdley Commondnng Offrcer of The USS OLYMPIA ond Flog CopToln To Adrnlrol Dew ey oT The 8oTTle of Monllo Boy The CurrenT USS GRIDLEY QCG 243 wos bullT oT The PugeT Sound Novo! Shlpyord rn 4962 4963 ond cornrnlssloned os DLG 24 on 25 Moy 4963 USS GRIDLEY wos reoommlssloned on 47 Jonudry 4970 followlng o molor overhoul ond updoTe of sysTems ond wos redeslgnoTed CG 24 rn 4975 USS GRIDLEY hos spenT her enTlre coreer on The WesT CoosT ond hos cornpleTed 43 DeploymenTs To The WesTern Poolflc Oceon lndlon Oceon ond Persson Gulf USS GRIDLEY VlTol SToTlsTlcs LengTh 533 fT 511 fT 40 ln Beorn DlsplocemenT 8 200 Tons lvlox Speed 30 + kTs Crew Offlcer Weopons AAW 80 STondord Mlsslles 2 Mk 45 CIWS ASUW 8 Horpoon Mlsslles 2 25mm AuTo Connon ASW 2 Mk 32 SVTT 4 ASROC Lounoher 1' J ' Tip I .ff fx, Ak , A ' l vf A J ' , ' misled ..........,............,... 390 - ' ' ........,.................... 29 u 1 uss eRlDLEv qoe 24D USS GRIDLEY CCG 245 IS The Thlrd shlp of The UnlTed STaTes Navy To be named for CapTaln Charles V G-rldley Cornmandlng Offlcer of The USS OLYMPIA and Flag CapTarn To Admlral Dew ey aT The BaTTle of Manlla Bay The CurrenT USS GRIDLEY QCG 245 was oullT aT The PugeT Sound Naval Shipyard ID 4962 4963 and cornrnrssloned as DLG 24 on 25 May 4963 USS GRIDLEY was recornmnssuoned on 47 January 4970 following a major overhaul and updafe of syslerns and was redeslgnaTed CG 24 an 4975 USS GRIDLEY has spenT her enTlre career on The WesT CoasT and has cornpleTed 43 DeployrnenTs To The WesTern Paorflo Ocean lndlan Ocean and Perslan Gulf ln ' 'P' - , . . . , 'Aww , 2 ' A V if, ' . ,f N - Q A . . . - 1 . . . . . . . . . r ' - 1 1 X-Division s I 3 BACK ROW QL To RQ PNCSEAWQ DEAN, HM2 BARTENSLAGER, HM3 ESSEX, RPSN MUKES, LT. LEHMAN FRONT ROW CL to RQ NC1QSWj MUELLER, PN1 OIL, YNSN GANOW, PCSA SOHLSTROM, YN2 OHARA, CKNEELINGQ PN3 SOUMERAI. THE WORLDS GREATEST YN'S TURNIN AND BURNIN!! I LOVE ALL THESE NEW CHECK-INS !! , Hunan, ,.,,, , nr- 1 I 1 PCSA SOHLSTROM AND HIS MAIL SORTING CREW AVALANCHED BETWEEN BAGS OF MAILIIII I SAID CLEAN THE BERTHING AND THE HEAD BETTER SHINEH!!! Y I I ' TURNING TO!! WHICH BATHING SUIT WOULD I LOOK GOOD IN?'?'? OUR OWN MUKE DOG SHOWING OF HIS PROUD MESS ATTENDANT T SHIRT ' A T I KM , Q I .. Y Q I' n. :BTI COME ON HM2 BART. I THOUGHT I HAD THIS ONE ALIIEAIJYIIIIIIII F I 'T ' F Q y ,wg .4 -QL ..., COME BACK LATER, IM BUSY!!! WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT PAPER WORKIIIIIII .,. -.. . -.., CHANGE 0F coNuvlAND APRIL 13, 1989 . ! ls .-l ON APRIL 43, 4989, WHILE AT SITRAH ANCHORAGE IN BAHRAIN, CAPTAIN NORMAN S. SCOTT RELIEVED CAPTAIN DONALD R. HESS AS COMMANDING OFFICER OF USS GRIDLEY, THE WORLD'S GREATEST CRUISER. THE CEREMONY WAS HELD ON THE FLIGHT DECK OF USS GRIDLEY AND WAS OFFICIATED BY RADM FOGHARTY, COMMANDER, JOINT TASK FORCE MIDEAST. CAPTAIN HESS SERVED AS COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE USS GRIDLEY FOR 28 MONTHS, A PERIOD WHICH INCLUD- ED TWO DEPLOYMENTS TO THE WESTERN PACIFIC OCEAN, THE NORTH ARABIAN SEA, AND THE PERSIAN GULF. FOLLOWING THE CEREMONY CAPTAIN HESS WAS PRESENTED WITH THE SHIP'S COMMIS- SIONING PENNANT BY MMCMCSWQ BRODIE, THE MASTER CHIEF OF THE COMMAND. A RECEPTION WAS HELD ON THE MESS DECKS FOLLOWING THE CEREMONY. ABOVE- CUTTING THE CAKE RIGHT- THE OLD AND THE NEW 1 ik Www M SKSN COBB, QM3 FRANZOSO. QMS THE LEGEND , TICER AND QM1 KOONTZ TAKING A BREAK ON THE FLIGHT DECK NAVIGATION DIVISION: QM3 SCOTT, QM3 MCDEARMID, QM4 DABBS, LTJG VAULTS, QM3 FRAN- ZOSO, QM3 SERNA, QM3 THE LEGEND TICEI? QM3 SCOTT GIVES SUPPORT TO DCFN WHITEHOUSE DURING WOG DAY 33 I ' 1 I . QM3 MCDEARMID PREPARES TO LEAVE PORT 5 OM1 DABBS WITH HIS BEST BUDDY ODIE I1 QMS SERNA AND QM3 MCDEARMID TAKE TIME OUT FOR A GQ SHOOT LT Chuck Bone. Combdr SysTems Officer I A-, f 'I , v. Combcfr Sysfems Deporfmerfr GRIDLEY IS A GUIDED MISSILE CRUISER WHOSE JOB IS TO CONDUCT PROMPT SUSTAINED COMBAT OPERATIONS AT SEA IN SUPPORT OF NATIONAL POLICY. IT IS CAPABLE OF SEA CONTROL AND POWER PROJECTION AS AN ELEMENT OF A BATTLE GROUP, AMPHIBIOUS TASK GROUP, SURFACE ACTION GROUP, OR WHEN OPERATING INDEPENDENTLY. ALTHOUGH GRID- LEY'S PRIMARY MISSION AREA IS ANTI-AIR WARFARE, SHE IS ALSO CAPABLE OF CONDUCTING ANTI-SUBMARINE AND ANTI-SURFACE WARFARE OPERATIONS. IT IS THE JOB OF THE COMBAT SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT TO ENSURE THAT ALL GRIDLEY'S OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE WEAPONS AND SENSORS ARE ACCURATE AND EFFECTIVE. IN SHORT, WHEN CALLED UPON TO REACH OUT AND TOUCH A TARGET, GRIDLEY WILL DO SO IN SUPERLATIVE FASHION. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH EXHAUSTIVE AND COMPREHEN- SIVE TRAINING PROGRAMS, EXTENSIVE PMS, AND CONSTANT REVIEW OF PROCEDURES. THIS DEPARTMENT MAKES THE COMBAT SYSTEM WORK. THE COMBAT SYSTEM CONSISTS OF FOUR MAJOR SUBSYSTEMS WHICH PROVIDE THE CAPABILI- TIES TO DETECT, EVALUATE, ACQUIRE, ENGAGE, AND DECEIVE ENEMY AIR, SURFACE, AND SUBSURFACE THREATS. THESE FOUR MAJOR SUBSYSTEMS ARE THE SENSOR SYSTEMS, COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEAPON SYSTEMS AND SUPPORT SYSTEMS. COMBAT SYSTEMS DE- PARTMENT SPECIFICALLY OPERATES AND MAINTAINS GRIDLEY'S SENSOR, WEAPON SYSTEMS, AND THE NTDS COMMAND AND CONTROL INERFACE TO THESE SYSTEMS. THE DEPARTMENT IS COMPRISED OF SIX DIVISIONSJ FOX, MISSILE, AS, CE, IC, AND CB. FOX DIVISION IS IN CHARGE OF THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE MK 76 MISSILE FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT, MK 'Ill WEAPONS DIRECTION SYSTEM, HAR- POON WEAPON SYSTEM, MK I5 CLOSE IN WEAPONS SYSTEM, AND THE ANfSPS-48C 3-D AIR SEARCH RADAR. MISSILE DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MK IO GUIDED MISSILE LAUNCHING SYSTEM, ALL RIM 67 STANDARD ER MISSILES, 25MM CHAIN GUNS, .50 CALIBER AND ALL SMALL ARMS WEAPONS. AS DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GRIDLEY'S SUB- SURFACE SENSORS AND WEAPONS SYSTEMS: ANfSQQ-23B SONAR, ANfSSQ-64 EXPENDABLE BATHYTHERMOGRAPH, MK I '14 UNDERWATER BATTERY FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM, MK 446 ANTISUB- MARINE ROCKET LAUNCHING SYSTEM, MK 32 SURFACE VESSEL TORPEDO TUBES, AND THE MK L16 TORPEDOS. CE DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE ANfSPS-49 AIR SEARCH RADAR, THE ANfSPS-67 AND LN-66 SURFACE SEARCH RADARS, ANfURN-25 TACAN SET, EXTERNAL COMMAND AND CONTROL EQUIPMENT, EXTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS EQUIP- MENT AS WELL AS IDENTIFYING FRIEND OR FOE AND THE SHIPS INTERNAL NAVAGATION EQUIP- MENT. IC DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GRIDLEY'S INTER- NAL COMMUNICATIONS, TELEPHONE SYSTEM, ALARM SYSTEMS, POWER SUPPLIES, AND HELO GLIDE SLOPE INDICATORS. DURING THE DEPLOYMENT THE DEPARTMENT SAW NEW FACES IN THE CHAIN OF COMMAND. LT CHUCK BANE RELIEVED LCDR CLIFF PERKINS AS COMBAT SYSTEMS OFFICER IN MARCH. ALONG WITH A NEW DEPARTMENT HEAD, THE DEPARTMENT ALSO RECEIVED A NEW MISSILES OFFICER, LT THOMAS DOP AND A NEW FIRE CONTROL OFFICER, LT MARK BRIGHT IN FEBRUARY. LTJG VIRGIL WRIGHT BECAME THE UIC OFFICER AND LTJG JOHN DENNETT ASSUMED THE BILLET OF BATTERY CONTROL OFFICER NEAR THE END OF THE DEPLOYMENT. DESPITE NUMEROUS PERSONNEL CHANGES THE DEPARTMENT PERFORMED BRILLIANTLY5 EVERY OPERATIONAL COMMITMENT WAS MET, SEVERAL ON VERY SHORT NOTICE, AND THE ENTIRE COMBAT SYSTEMS SUITE WAS READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE IF THE NEED AROSE. ABOVE ALL, EVERYONE CAME BACK SAFELY. THIS IS THE RESULT OF THE TREMENDOUS PRIDE AND PROFESSIONALISM THROUGHOUT THE DEPARTMENT. IN THE WORDS OF THE COMBAT SYSTEMS OFFICER, IT ALL COMES DOWN TO A DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME ATTITUDE . WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO ACCOMPLISH OUR MISSION MORE EFFICIENTLY. AS DIV gf' Q 1 ' 1 Q A A 1. f' I ' 1 .4 Sf- K ENS SCHMITT, STG3 ALM, STG2 MEADE, STGSN BASKERVILLE, STG3 WATSON, TMT3 JENKINS, STG3 ZAJAC, STG-4 GARNER STG-2 WALSH, STG-3 GREENWALD, STG3 ANDERSON, STG2 CARVILLE, STG3 BARTRAM, STG3 PAT- RICK .- ,jf , .-'J ,A A sf: x 1 , I, -139' v 5 ffiffj 2 12,3932 S ' '11 P Dx p,'TI'x TOP- HAPPY WOG BASHERS. TOP RIGHT- READ A GOOD BOOK LATELY? EN- QUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW. X . L 5 ' ACROSS- NOT SO HAPPY WOGS. , Qi LOWER RIGHT- BUBS POINTS OUT ALL THE HOT SPOTS IN MINA QABOOS, OMAN. LOWER LEFT- GOING TO SEE MAMA-SAN. Fox Division 3539? FOURTH ROW: FCCSCSWQ PETERS, FCCCSWD MADERE, FC2 POMMERVILLE, FC2 BERLIN, FC3 HAGEN, FC2 FUNNY, FCQQSWQ PENNYCOFF, FC3 WHITTINGTON, FCI MALONE, FC3 TIBBETTS, FCC ERICKSON, FCCSQSWJ PICARIELLO. THIRD ROW: FC2 LACKEY, FCS WESTON, FC2 BLACKWELL, FC3 SCHWANKE, FCSN JOHNSON, FC3 LIVENGOOD, FCIQSWQ BALLARD, FC2 CONANT, FC3 MOOS, FC3 ROGERS. SECOND ROW: FC3 RHOADES, FCS SCHADE, FCI TIEDEMANN, FCI MCGUIRE, FC2 MACIOLEK, FC3 NORTH, FC3 SOTOMAYER, FC3 STEVENS, FCIQSWQ ROEBUCK. FIRST ROW: FC3 JONES, FC3 BRIESKE. MISSING: FCI MINER, FC3 MURRAY, FC3 BUTLER. I WILL FIX IT! I AN OLD FAMILIAR FRIEND. CFCD PM CONTROLMAN WOGS BEWARE! 20 SALVO IN FLIGHT i IT'S MY PARTYI -PG- - .si- '-mmf' XI AH YEAHl'?I'7 Mass SPECIALIST9 HI MOM' SAFETY9 Ll HELP' KISSEE DARNELL SHOW777 LINE SIX LINE HANDLERS is IR A CWS TECH' SR CHIEF HAS me NEXT ROUNDII WASHDOWN AGAIN, r'-,,,,., 1,13 .4 ff I HEY GUYS IS MGUNT 24 UPQ SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL Q If F.. 5 A 3 , V iii.. :kv .a I I I . - ' 4, lin, ' L ' f ' , V d U ,x J EK . f I ffl . X . A ' , 'z-Q 'VN f 'I ' I I 'f' ' Y it . I . W P, -. 'N I I r 'sn S -I I 3 :L , 1 N L- J' L 1, Q H ' I ,- xx H I . l - I '71 -xg. Y ,r Y f Vx Y I . , , ,,r 'V A J L, W U? 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ET3 SMITH, ETQQSWQ ROMPHF, ET3 GRAEBE, ET3 DENOON, ET3 SKELTON, ET3 STONE, ET3 SCHR ADER, ETCCSWQ DICKiNSON, ETCSCSWQ SANFORD, ET3 MARTINEZ, ET3 CHATMAN, ET2 LEMLEY, ET3 VARADIN, ET3 FENNELL, CWO2 ROBERTS. Q JUST CHIL-LING, SHAKE-N-BAKE. i KNOW SHE sEE's Mv GLASS EMPTY ww' SMOKEN DUDES UNDAUNTED TECHNICIANS v p -I - HI LADIES, I'M AVAILABLE CC . . . THE JUNK YARD DOG Engineering DepcJrTrnenT 4 lg! M C, LCDR M. M. EAGEN MR J A a 523 BOILERS C O MAIN ENGINES R vim ELECTRICAL AUXILIARIES REPAIR f DAMAGE CONTROL -'T I I I W' I' 1- I iI'!Tl' Y l 'YEPI GEAR STILL WEARING INI 'ug-rw ,,,,,.m A-Division TOP: MM3 HIGGINSON. STANDING: L TO R MMI BERNAL, MMFN UNDERWOOD, MMFR MILLER, MM3 STONEBREAKER, MMC BULLARD, MM3 WARREN, MM2 PORTIS AND MM2 STRANG. KNEELING2 L TO R MM3 BERRELLESA, MM2 MOORE, EN4 DEAL AND EN1 BEATTY. MM3 LOG-G-INS NOT SHOWN, SEE FOLLOWING PAGE. par ,., ,.,,-. ,. 1..f,.- 1 ,...A....,...-,, - ......,.,..-J.-f. www- -rw---yo , f- u-- --'- ' ' f- 1,2 -1. , 'fs- X ve Y. Q - -' If A YP NOOFT T'-' STINO ,.-Q J FUEL . MOKING ' - , X-mfr if N, Q Q ,I H 'T 1 Lf' -,. 'Vx J ',! j , Q- - Q-,, f.. f ,u -4 .... -.- f- , up ...pr -,,- 7-ffnp-n.1aaf,.-an. .-.,...f- -r--. ..-..., .- -. SUNLIGHT AND FRESH Arm IT4 IB5 L I v WELL SEE IT STARTED LIKE THIS FN KLEIN AND HIS UHONEYCO f JF' MOTHERI' HELPII THAT S RIGHT WE RE BADII ...........,...-, .-...-...-Y ..... --.1 ... ... ,-........-f.,,...-. ,A ..g.. .-...,.,.,.., v...,... -,....4-V , TWO ENGINE, MAIN. YOU'RE DISTILLING TO WHERE'?'? RED HORSE BEER . . . FOR MEN WHO KNOW WHAT THEY WANT! UH-HUHH. NOT ME, I DIDN'T DO lT HEY THERE, BIG BOY . . mas ww 'N' CRAZY csuvs HOW DOES was so Toc5ETHEre?4 TH ......- 4.-. U... .AN .v . ,. ,. ..-f--'- - . if . .9 f, A ' ' :F f ' lc . I r' - fkg EM2 BOEDIGHIEMER, FA RAMERIZ, EMC LOPEZ, EM2 BLAHAK, FN GOODLOE, EM4 PALMA, EM4 CASTILLO, EM2 POSADAS 02 LTJG GRAVES LTJG CABANA 1' 1 A A E M l C E M L 2 O P E 2 Q y 5 .. ,Q ,. 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HWNGY A Team! fi 5: Av B Just A Cruiser. Liberty Gomes In Muscat. 1 5 , Ji-,i.x,, N'f:,N ia ' 4 at TN r l, . . '. , ' 2 9 ,rl-1i:!x '- 5 lf . ,.. , TX. A I ,I?if11T' 4' ,h X, rv! cg tr ,I X4 A Qwyrr .- ' 1 Q' 1 c T 1, I I I I 5 Repair Division S FRONT ROWZ HT3 SLOAN, DCFN SMITH, HTFN GWINN, DC3 COOLEY, HT4 STITZEL, MR4 NEWTON. BACK ROW1 DCC MUDGETT, DC2 ROBBINS, LTJG CABANA, HT2 HOLESAPPLE, DCFA HARRELSON. HTFN WHITEHOUSE, DC2 WINN, LT KRUEGER. Q- --N-Q qqdafl V, X s 'X Hx OC- VC fx X54 .f'p' 5-,'1y4 . 4-r-qAx --Jvffga 5 . 'C r , T' x ' I l, I R 1 -F Y . ' -FH ' 'll' 'fx-' 'TA Z . . ,.. .,.,.. . ... ... . ...f,..,..... -...-1. ...-.v- V -.. .- ,. . f...,.......... .....,- Y-..-H - W..- X. T 11 Kfkif hsivvarb-asfffr 75- M'V !??,Qs un :,,,,, F an Q an aff 4 f Mgaw P , , ,. , 5 Q ' 3, . . i Operdlions DSD0VTm9'WT Lieuienonf Commdnder Joszkowski wos born Moy 27 4957 in Bend Oregon H9 is e 4970 groduofe of Oregon srere uriiversiry wirii e degree in business edrriiriisrre- fion. Following Commissioning Through The Novy ROTC progrom he served os Firsf Lieufenonf d d A ' ' n uxiliories Officer onboord USS Oldendorf CDD-9723. Affer Deporf- menf Heod School Lieufenonf Commcinder Joszkowski wos dssigned To USS BrOOk9 FPO-4 ' ' Q Q ds Operofions Officer. Lieufenonf Commonder Jciszkowski served osl'1OVG on The Novol lvlilifdry Personnel Commond Sfoff in Wdshingfon, DC. He reporfed onboord Oridley os O l' A A E pero ions Officer on July 5, 1988. Lieulenonf Commondef Joszkowski, his wife, ond Their iwo children Amondd ond Soro live in Son Diego, CO- W LD, ' in ,V-.M -.V ,.,,',Q,,,,,, K -.'. ' , ' yi, ' . 4 , 1, Y, , . W . . 1 , ,. 0 ,M 4., A- 4,1019 ,ilvfm- ' 'pg Y ,! - ,T ' , 'Q- . I Midi. I I Q .- .i gp V, f Qld , l F AJ dx .. 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MAKE YOU fix TO LATE, You ALREADY HAVE. RM3 ST. MARTIN ASKS FOR IH? UP ABOVE. E,- THEY CALL ME BRONCO BILLY SMLTHERMAN, THEY JUST CALLED YOUR NAME OVER THE TMC! A A '3Tih..,,,g SEA PUP NO. 4. , , 0-.xxx Hsv T WON T DUTY FG HE GRAND PRIZE, ii SEA PUP THE MASKED AVENGER. NO- 2' A 4' '- I ' , .,. 4 111' if S V. nd Q . -M -1. ' , 3 V A JL, .g :xx 1. im Q Q W Q. 'Ti Ev '4 V 7.4 H ' Q ' 4 . ' lil. A! T RT HE DAY' DARN THEM, THEY DlDN'T A SAILOR MADE FOR THE SEA! Y P I SURE IS BRIGHT OUT :CK ME. HERE, HAVE TO EARN Mv KEEP SOMETIME. f I Worlds FimesI if Bocfrswcuins IVIc1Ies Q 'ISI Div. I ,,,....- I - ,. J? -E1 CHEESE, CHIEF BM3 MILLS. . . HILL PUMPIN. TEX 81 RADCLIFF KICKIN BACK BM2 SIMLEI? C!S'ZaIffQj DIRTBAGSV' 4-Y-O AT SEA 84 ANCHOR BMI HETLAND, 'TFEED BACK! AWAY THE MOTOR WHALE BOAT. LOWERING THE CAPTAINS GIG. CAPTAINS GIG UNDERWAY. I , T I , BM3 BENNET, SURPRISE BOB! SN SANCHEZ, CHOOSIE LOVER. txt ' '. 'v F isfjk 3 Eifiigf- - 1' 1 SN VODICKA HEY, DUDE! CLARK 81 COOKIE !SN'T THAT ILLEGAL7 5. I I u!!!!lN F10 QWAGNERQ ANOTHER FINE NAVY DAY! HEY! NELSON - GOT A SMOKE? SN SOCHACKI, HANGIN OUT. SN ANDERSON, HARD AT WORK? 'N ,A-.2 !' Xl Q moss! HEMAN! BM3 MARONEY I HATE You Ama BM3 HULTAY: SLEEPING BEAUTY. CFOUTSD NO WAY MAN!! lm Ae-Av SHOPPING IN SINGEPORE . 4 CRYBARj CHlLLIN -'HAVING FUN? 5 I CDI Division QBock Rowj ENS Wheoion, Lewis, Previre, Sionley, Lornbrechi, Mullen, Codeno, Minyord, Cloyion Noonkesier, LT Goler Qlvlidczile Rowy Lucos, Gooiley, Fosier, Brooner, Horringfon, Meyers, Boiiey Lepp, Nolon, OSCS QSVVy Moore qFroni Rowp Hoddock, Wolf, Eberhori, Borker, Bishop, Rogers Hoimon, Fowler, Bloom, Hill QNoi Piciuredj Elg, Eory, Horper, Hughes, Yoell, Archulefo, Johnson Homilion NO Sun today! The good, bod ond the FFOQ impressions! -IHLII. Y The working ossignmenis ore . . , How do you work This Thing? .--,Ti Time To party! v T Tourists? 1' I z 9X 5 5: Where's The beef? Hev. look cn wnof I 901. The cioy ofier HGV QUY 5, who? do you think? F Divison i T 'E BACK: EW4 WYRICK, DWQQSWQ FLECHSING, EW3 NEUMANN, IS1 LEIBEE FRONT: EW3 LARSON, EWSCSVVD DAIGLE, EW3 GORHAM, EW3 FITZPATRICK 98 WORLD'S GREATEST! ALRIGHT, WHO DID IT 5 J S WHAT DID I DO WRONGT? I WHAT ARE WE CLAPPING FOR ANYWAY? EW GANG TAKING TIME OUT FOR CHRISTMAS . ' ,l Lf' . ' .f JUST HAVING FUN! WE'RE ALI. HOSEDH!! .ff - QS. Division f I e f. , ,TWA . 2 , f--gi1Y:'i' 1-- LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP:SM'I ROBINSON, SM2 HUBBARD, SM3 PYLES BOTTOM1 SMSN GREGORY, SM3 PFAFF, SMSN AGUILAR ,J I A SURPRISE! SURPRISE! SURPRISE! HI MOM! -3'9 i LU' I ' .I li' L' A PFAFF, THE MID-WATCH, AND ME! ' ---Q .0 ...,,. ..-Y- L. w - . ..... , - , .,,,,,,,. , , f Sg- AP AGGIE-MO-DAGGIE WHAT! .T F DOS BUENOS Ame-os. SINGING THE DUTY BLUES, THE SCHWART ZENAGER LOOK! Supply Department LCDR Sisk LCDR Heinrich Hwfg- .4 . . ,, , H '- -iii-:if , 91 5. 5 ,5 ,, ,v., ' .4-A-i y Q B00 PSLSTUW -9 l S- 1 Division .4 .X rj -Q if ii , E iii A ai, , 'L -N if 'S' 1 H, l SK2 Hun? And SK3 Mcilwciin. 7 0 SKSR Cobb And Friends 'NF 4 4 Sweet Home. .. UNREP DeTClil Orgonizotion A1 l1's Best! 55' X - --1 . . 4:5 5 . ,L N.,,p,,,4 pf N . S-2 Div 45331, HN 1 lx 5-, iw Z 1 , ,.,Y:::f.ii ' xl' lyatpnh, l -1 W in l 'f f W! : ,H 232+ ' A M ,, -, Q 1- r 1 1 ij: 'HJJQ' Q G-at Q. i. ,-:.f'kf'i1.1 V ' . ' , wah , . .ff.Q5if-,ji f' y , . J . M4 lf, ff, K .- , , -..V .,....-.Q I , 'dwg l K I ,Hasidi- Q . 1- 9 F N Q . . ' an ' xxx J' ' X ,.- .L .. -1- , - ug: .. P, 'ZW , 5 :seam-al,1 5 5 A A -14 ' LC T QW ' . A v-4 O Ui: 'A ' .Ms B' f 2 ' 1' ' v dk T Top Raw L-R. SHSN Turcaiie, SH3 Warren, SH'I Hance, SHSN Barrina, Baifam Raw L-R. SH3 Janes, SHSA Mahaay, SHSA Black. ' . 0' g-s ,, ...Ali QA-'- ' M-e-f f ' , A P , uf, - Only 4004 more haircurs ana I'H be aui af The Navy. v .1315 r Q, rv V I rf . sniff- 4' S-3 Division When are They rnsfallrng my new desk ond phone? SH3 Warren hara aT work as usual, PSYCH!!! Which buttons do ! push, red or green? --The red Ones ST .d h UD' I W V me? why me? Gucci soys nT's rnsller Time!! -1 1-e:,,p.-46 Dom ask me' GSK Turcotfe he Knows! We know now To handle our LPO, ev The TWOOY4 S-Zi Division S-4 DIVISIONZ LT MCCARTY, DKI STALLION, DKSN SHAVERS, DKSN CLARK DKSA SHAVER RELAXING IN THAILAND DKSN CLARK, THE NEWEST MEMBER TO S-11 V' SL . . iq, ,f ,-fu. ,, .-'N H 'E . .wg --Q 5 . , ,gf--+'f'? , , Vq . ,, f '., 5 ' S' 1 ,ad . .Q . I in EX.-fx Atv: Q ,i h , . , ...Tig-W ' ' - Q -K X A wgwae :.,::-f KN. ' -W .x x , 5 ,x- 13 ,Q-i gf 3 ' Q-'gr ' ' ,..?1-,lkfxuusai- -' x, A Ef5 'f z.f ' ' M 1 .ka..-fan-'E:'i :xx ,,.. ' ' X . 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' 'L.' if 1 .F-.'.g 5 y.,..J.' . ,. L'..-1 n . .'f. : .1 ..l'f ',.', : , h 'J ., I-zu. ...' --. 1 .,.5--Qu.. ,. .5 ny - . ,A qs ., . .: . .....-,. -J . .., . . ., .. . . .. -:K-...-. 1- 5. V' f -z ' - ui- .'.,' . - -wg '-Q. -'x.v, Welcome Aboard sXXXX S T A T XXXX W 5' 5 i o XX 1 Q x mm T f f Q ff ' wg ' N QRIDLEY WG ' xxXXxxS' S It 1?-1 -EX3 x ,f' I X Q I ' Z f if I E? if I fi' 330.1 15,38 9' I 4 x-N 'fIIIIIIIf ' ...,, f f ' 0 . V -' V , . Xsx,-3,9 , 1 COHHAND HISTORY USS GRIDLEY CCG 211 WORLD'S GREATEST CRUISER USS GRIDLEY CCG 211, the third man-of-war named for Captain Charles V. GRIDLEY, has a great reputation to uphold. The name GRIDLEY is noted both for Captain GRlDLEY's honor, bravery and devotion to duty and for the distinguished records of two previous ships which bore the name. The present GRIDLEY CCG 211, was commissioned 25 May 1963 at the Puget Sound Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, and assigned to the U.S. Pacific Fleet. In March 1964, GRIDLEY deployed to the Western Pacific as a unit cnf the U.S. Seventh Fleet and was awarded the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal and the Navy Unit Commendation for services in support of successful air strikes and counter attack operations against North Vietnamese torpedo boats and supporting facilities. As a unit of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, GRIDLEY again deployed to the Western Pacific in 1965, 1966 and 1968 where she served in the South China Sea and the Tonkin Gulf. On 22 July 1969, GRIDLEY was decommissioned prior to undergoing an extensive anti-air warfare unodernization conversion. During her shipyard period, GRIDLEY was fitted with the Naval Tactical Data System fNTDSl which provides rapid communications and information displays, enabling ship and force commanders to make decisions in countering hostile threats in today's high speed warfare. After commissioning on 17 January 1970, GRIDLEY returned to her homeport of Long Beach, California. 'From November 1970 to May 1971, and again during 1972, GRIDLEY served in Japanese and Vietnamese waters. ln February of 1973, GRIDLEY entered Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California for overhaul. During this period she received an Anti- Missile Defense System and was outfitted with highly sophisticated electronic equipment to help her meet continuing operational commitments. GRIDLEY sailed to her new homeport, San Diego, California, in December of 1973. ln 1975, GRIDLEY again deployed to the Western Pacific. During the seven and one half month deployment, GRIDLEY provided air traffic control and on station support during HOperation Frequent Windu, the evacuation of people from South Vietnmn. GRIDLEY also was on station as air traffic controller during the MAYAGUEZ incident off the coast of Cambodia. After a short 10 nmnths back in her homeport, GRIDLEY returned to the Western Pacific in July of 1976- In March of l978, GRIDLEY entered Long Beach Naval Shipyard for update and repairs to her Missile Fire Control System and installation of the Harpoon Cruise Missile. Her electronic and communications suites were also updated and repaired. Upon completion of the yard period, GRIDLEY returned to San Diego and underwent refresher training in preparation for the next WESTPAC deployment. In l979, GRIDLEY was deployed to the Far East and as a result of the Iranian crisis participated in Indian Ocean contingency operations until mid 1980. GRIDLEY returned to San Diego in July l98O and participated in various Southern California training operations until almost l98l when she returned again U3 WESTPAC. During the next seven months GRIDLEY performed AAW Picket and AAW Commander duties while assigned to the Coral Sea Battle Group. Upon returning to San Diego in March 1982, GRIDLEY was once again operating in Southern California waters, until October when she returned to Long Beach Naval Shipyard for an extensive update of all Fire Control and Search Radars, installation of new anti-missile Close In Weapons Systems, Electronic Warfare and Communication Suites, and overhaul of all Engineering Machinery. GRIDLEY returned to the operational fleet in October 1983. GRUHEY spent a year, October 1983 to October l984, undergoing intensive training and workup for her next deployment. GRIDLEY deployed to the Western Pacific from October 1984 to May l985. From May of l985 until June of 1987, GRIDLEY participated in a series of workups that culminated in a rnajor month long exercise with Pacific Navies, including highly successful missile shoots that xnarked the beginning of a North Arabian Sea Deployment. GRIDLEY performed Anti-Air ldarfare picket and Anti-Air Warfare Commander duties with the USS RANGER Battle Group during Persian Gulf operations involving the retaliatory destruction of Iranian oil platforms. GRIDLEY returned to home port in December of 1987 and Spent the majority of l988 undergoing several major inspections that resulted in a full readiness certification of her engineering plant, combat systems, operations capabilities, and supply support. The ship left San Diego in December of l988 for her thirteenth deployment in 22 years. GRIDLEY independently deployed to the Persian Gulf assigned to the Joint Middle East Task Force as the Anti-Air Warfare Commander. The ship played a major role iD protecting merchant shipping as she conducted 25 escoff missions involving U.S. Flagged Tankers, weighing a total of 2,451,320 deadweight tons, through the volatile st ' rait of Hormuz. She returned to home port in June of 1989 and commenced preparation for' a major weapons system u rad P8 9 that will require one year in shipboard overhaul. CRI . . . DLEY is equipped with extended range Terrier Anti-Aircraft Missile System, Anti-Submarin R e ockets, Torpedoes, Harpoon Cruise Missile, C1ose-In- Weapons System 9 and is capable of operating helicopters from h f ' er light deck. She is 533 feet long, has a beam of 54 feet, 10 inches, and displaces 8200 tons. Her top speed is i n excess of 30 knots. She carries a crew of 390 enlisted and 29 officers. Since her commissioning in 1963 GRIDLEY h h d , as a a total of fourteen Commanding Officers who have carried on the traditions of Captain Charles V GRIDLEY h . , t e ship's namesake. The current Commanding Officer is Captain NORMAN S. SCOTT. For more information on Navy Career Opportunities, S . ee your local Navy Recruiter or call toll free, 1-800-327-NAVY. Welcome Aboard ssXXxx Q, i ff xx . ' ff 9 I f R QU! X I f lg n f of i 0 , X X' f ' 1, ff ' fm Xf ! X RIDLEY K9 xNXxsS is i' 9 4-T N ef' 'XQ i' ' Q fb W Q Q Co 0' 1 ME 3 X-Q 1 9 R f 5 A lu uf pl 9 x e,U.lI I U f 1 vw ------A+, y , . 0 s X 'r 0 . , , Z: ss' COHHAND HISTORY USS GRIDLEY CCG 215 WORLD'S GREATEST CRUISER USS GRIDLEY CCG 211, the third man-of-war named for Captain Charles V. GRIDLEY, has a great remnmtion to uphold. The name GRIDLEY is noted both for Captain GRlDLEY's honor, bravery and devotion to duty and for the distinguished records of two previous ships which bore the name. The present GRIDLEY CCG 215, was commissioned 25 May 1963 at the Puget Sound Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, and assigned to the U.S. Pacific Fleet. In March 1964, GRIDLEY deployed to the Western Pacific as a unit caf the U.S. Seventh Fleet and was awarded the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal and the Navy Unit Commendation for services in support of successful air strikes and counter attack operations against North Vietnamese torpedo boats and supporting facilities. As a unit of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, GRIDLEY again deployed to the Western Pacific in 1965, 1966 and 1968 where she served in the South China Sea and the Tonkin Gulf. On 22 July 1969, GRIDLEY was decommissioned prior to undergoing an extensive anti-air warfare nwdernization conversion. During her shipyard period, GRIDLEY was fitted with the Naval Tactical Data System CNTDSJ which provides rapid communications and information displays, enabling ship and force commanders to make decisions in countering hostile threats in today's high speed warfare. After commissioning on 17 January 1970, GRIDLEY returned to her homeport of Long Beach, California. From November 1970 to May 1971, and again during 1972, GRIDLEY served in Japanese and Vietnamese waters. ln February of 1973, GRIDLEY entered Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California for overhaul. During this period she received an Anti- Missile Defense System and was outfitted with highly sophisticated electronic equipment to help her meet continuing operational commitments. GRIDLEY sailed to her new homeport, San Diego, California, in December of 1973. .ln 1975, GRIDLEY again deployed to the Western Pacific. During the seven and one half month deployment, GRIDLEY provided air traffic control and on station support during HOperation Frequent Windu, the evacuation of people from South Vietnmn. GRIDLEY also was on station as air traffic controller during the MAYAGUEZ incident off the coast of Cambodia. After a short 10 months back in her homeport, GRTDLEY returned to the Western Pacific in July of 1976. In March of l978, GRIDLEY entered Long Beach Naval Shipyard for update and repairs to her Missile Fire Control System and installation of the Harpoon Cruise Missile. Her electronic and communications suites were also updated and repaired. Upon completion of the yard period, GRIDLEY returned to San Diego and underwent refresher training in preparation for the next WESTPAC deployment. In 1979, GRIDLEY was deployed to the Far East and as a result of the Iranian crisis participated in Indian Ocean contingency operations until mid l98O. GRIDLEY returned to San Diego in July l98O and participated in various Southern California training operations until almost l98l when she returned again to WESTPAC. During the next seven months GRIDLEY performed AAW Picket and AAW Commander duties while assigned to the Coral Sea Battle Group. Upon returning to San Diego in March l982, GRIDLEY was once again operating in Southern California waters, until October when she returned to Long Beach Naval Shipyard for an extensive update of all Fire Control and Search Radars, installation of new anti-missile Close In Weapons Systems, Electronic Warfare and Communication Suites, and overhaul of all Engineering Machinery. GRIDLEY returned to the operational fleet in October l983. GRIDLEY spent a year, October 1983 to October l98l+, undergoing intensive training and workup for her next deployment. GRIDLEY deployed to the Western Pacific from October l984 to May l985. From May of l985 until June of l987, GRIDLEY participated in a series of workups that culminated in a major month long exercise with Pacific Navies, including highly successful missile shoots that marked the beginning of a North Arabian Sea Deployment. GRIDLEY performed Anti-Air Warfare picket and Anti-Air Warfare Commander duties with the USS RANGER Battle Group during Persian Gulf operations involving the retaliatory destruction of Iranian oil platforms. GRIDLEY returned to home port in December of l987 and Spent the majority of l988 undergoing several major inspections that resulted in a full readiness certification of her engineering plant, combat systems, operations Capabilities, and supply support. The ship left San Diego in December of l988 for her thirteenth deployment in 22 years. GRIDLEY independently deployed to the Persian Gulf assigned to the Joint Middle East Task Porce as the Anti-Air Warfare Commander. The ship pl-33129 3 major role in DI'OteCtjing merchant Shipping SS she C:,sYlduCCQd 25 escort missions invglving ILS, Flggged Tankers, weighing a total of