Halsey (CG 23) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

J ' - JgJ I 4 y: U.S.S. HALSEY CG-23 USS HALSEY (CG-23) IS NAMED FOR THE GALLANT AND AGGRESSIVE NAVAL LEADER OF WORLD WAR II. FLEET ADMIRAL WILLIAM F. HALSEY. JR.. SHE IS THE FOURTH OF A CLASS OF NINE SHIPS CONSTRUCTED FROM THE KEEL UP AS A MISSILE LAUNCHING SHIP. USS HALSEY INSIGNIA EMBODIES ADMIRAL HALSEYS FAMILY COAT OF ARMS. A SHIELD WITH THREE GRIFFINS WITH A LANCE SUPERIMPOSED ON THE SHIELD. ADDITIONALLY. THE FIVE STARS OF A FLEET ADMIRAL AND SHIP ' S NAME ARE ARRANGED CIRCUMVENTIALLY. CONSTRUCTED BY THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY NAVAL SHIPYARD. USS HALSEY KEEL WAS LAID ON AUGUST 25. I960 AND SHE WAS CHRISTENED JANUARY 15, 1962 BY TWO OF THE ADMIRAL ' S GRANDAUGHTERS. USS HALSEY WAS COMMISSIONED ON JULY 20. 1963. AFTER COMMISSIONING, USS HALSFY WAS ASSIGNED OPERATIONS WITH THE PACIFIC FLEET. USS HALSEY IS A MULTI-PURPOSE SHIP DEVELOPED ESPECIALLY TO MEET THE NEEDS OF MODERN NAVAL WARFARE. DESIGNATED TO OPERATE WITH A CARRIER BATTLE GROUP, THE SHIP ' S PRIMARY MISSION IS TO CONDUCT FLEET ANTI-AIR WARFARE DEFE NSE. USS HALSEY IS EQUIPPED WITH THE NEWEST TERRIER MISSILE FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM IN THE FLEET AND IS ABLE TO FIRE THE MOST CAPABLE MISSILE, SM-2. WITH THE FOUR MISSILE FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLED AND TWO MISSILE LAUNCHERS LOCATED FORWARD AND AFT. SHE IS ABLE TO ENGAGE NUMEROUS TARGETS SIMULTANEOUSLY AT LONG RANGE. THIS FORMIDABLE DEFENSE SYSTEM ON BOARD, IN COMBINATION WITH OTHER SHIPS IN THE SAME FORCE IS CONTROLLED BY A COMPUTERIZED TACTICAL DATA SYSTEM. THIS DATA SYSTEM ENABLES USS HALSEY TO PROCESS ALL TARGET INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO THE FORCE AND ENGAGE THREATENING TARGETS WITH FORCE WEAPONS SYSTEMS. INCLUDING USS HALSEY IN A MINIMUM OF TIME. ALSO INSTALLED TO PROVIDE A CLOSE-IN SELF DEFENSE CAPABILITY IS THE AUTOMATED AND AUTONOMOUS CLOSE IN WEAPONS SYSTEMS (CIWS). A RAPID FIRING GATLING TYPE GUN ON EACH SIDE OF THE SHIP. USS HALSEY ALSO HAS HAD THE LATEST ELECTRONIC WARFARE SUITE INSTALLED. IN ADDITION. USS HALS EY HAS THE HARPOON MISSILE SYSTEM INSTALLED FOR USE AGAINST SURFACE TARGETS AND CONSIDERABLE ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE CAPABILITY WITH HER ASROC ANTI SUBMARINE ROCKET LAUNCHER AND SHIP LAUNCHED TORPEDOES. USS HALSEY 85,000 SHAFT HORSEPOWER, TWIN PROPELLER AND SINGLE RUDDER WILL DRIVE THE SHIP IN EXCESS OF 30 KNOTS AND SHE CAN STEAM THOUSANDS OF MILES AT HIGH SPEEDS WITHOUT REFUELING. SUFFICIENT ELECTRIC ITY. 8.000KW. IS GENERATED TO SUPPORT ALL SYSTEMS AND 750 TONS OF AIR CONDITIONING. IS PROVIDED TO ALL CONTROL AND LIVING SPACES. ALTHOUGH EQUIPPED WITH THE MOST MODERN WEAPONS. IT IS THE PROFESSIONALISM OF HER FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY OFFICERS AND MEN WHICH MAKE USS HALSEY THE FIGHTING SHIP SHE IS. 0 S-AJ FLEET ADMIRAL WILLIAM HALSEY. JR.. USN FLEET ADMIRAL HALSEY WAS BORN IN ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY, 30 OCTOBER, 1882, THE SON OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM F. HALSEY. US N, AND ANNE BREWSTER HALSEY. HE WAS APPOINTED TO THE US NAVAL ACADEMY IN 1900 AND GRADUATED IN FEBRUARY 1904. AFTER GRADUATION, ADMIRAL HALSEY SERVED IN MANY CAPACITIES RANGING FROM NAVAL ATTACHE TO SHIP COMMANDS. MUCH OF HIS EARLY CAREER DURING AND SUBSEQUENT TO WORLD WAR I WAS DEVOTED TO COMMANDING DESTROYERS. IN 1935. AT THE AGE OF 52, HE WON HIS WINGS AND WAS DESIGNATED A NAVAL AVIATOR. THE SUCCEEDING YEARS BROUGHT TO THE FOREFRONT HIS TIME TESTED COMMAND ABILITIES AND SAW ADMIRAL HALSEY COMMANDING FIRST THE USS SARATOGA AND LATER THE SOUTH PACIFIC FORCE AND SOUTH PACIFIC AREA WHERE HE DOGGEDLY SET ABOUT AND SUCCEEDED IN ROUTING ENEMY FORCES FROM GUADALCANAL AND THE SOLOMON ISLANDS. IN JUNE 1944, ADMIRAL HALSEY ASSUMED COMMAND OF THE THIRD FLEET AND WAS DESIGNATED COMMANDER OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC TASK FORCE. BEGINNING IN AUGUST 1944. HIS FORCES LEFT A TRAIL OF ENEMY RUIN AND DESTRUCTION IN PALAUS, PHILIPPINES. FORMOSA (TAIWAN), OKINAWA AND THE SOUTH CHINA SEA, AND DECISIVELY DEFEATED ENEMY SEA AND AIR FORCE OPERATIONS IN THE WESTERN CAROLINES AND THE PHILIPPINES ISLANDS. IN THE FINAL PHASES OF THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC. ADMIRAL HALSEYS THIRD FLEET PARTICIPATED IN THE OKINAWA CAMPAIGN. AND LATER HIS FAST CARRIER TASK FORCES PROCEEDED NORTHWARD AND STRUCK AT TOKYO IN JULY 1945. ON AUGUST 29. 1945. ADMIRAL HALSEY, FLYING HIS FLAG IN THE USS MISSOURI. ENTERED TOKYO BAY. THE FOLLOWING DAY, GENERAL OF THE ARMY. DOUGLAS MACARTHUR ARRIVED IN YOKOHAMA AND ON SEPTEMBER I. 1945 ABOARD THE USS MISSOURI. THE FORMAL SURRENDER OF THE JAPANESE IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT WAS SIGNED. IN NOVEMBER 1945. ADMIRAL HALSEY RELINQUISHED COMMAND OF THE THIRD FLEET WHICH HAD EXEMPLIFIED HIS SLOGAN: HIT HARD. HIT FAST. HIT OFTEN. FLEET ADMIRAL HALSEY RETIRED FROM ACTIVE DUTY IN DECEMBER 1946. ADMIRAL HALSEY DIED IN 1954 AND BURIED WITH FULL MILITARY HONORS ON 20 AUGUST IN ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY. CAPT. PAUL D. MOSES COMMANDING OFFICER THROUGHOUT HER 1984 SEVENTH FLEET DEPLOYMENT. USS HALSEY CONSISTENTLY SERVED AS THE EPITOME OF THE MODERN NAVAL SURFACE COMBATANT. BZ ' S WERE RECEIVED FROM CTF 75, COMSE VENTH FLT AND THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS. TO ALL OF YOU, AND THE MANY FAMILIES WHO PROVIDED THEIR SUPPORT THROUGH THE DEPLOYMENT PERIOD. A MOST DESERVED WELL DONE. + £ l f J CDR. BARRY BURROW EXECUTIVE OFFICER USS HALSEYS WESTPAC 84 IS NOW OVER. DURING PORT VISITS TO HONK KONG. SASEBO, TIOMAN AND CHINHAE. HALSEY IMPRESSED HIGH RANKING MILITARY OFFICIALS AND LOCAL DIGNITARIES AS WELL AS THE GENERAL POPULACE. THROUGH IT ALL HOWEVER. USS HALSEY WOULD HAVE ACCOMPLISHED NOTHING WITHOUT HER MOST IMPORTANT ASSET, HER CREW. WITHOUT YOUR PROFESSIONALISM. YOUR PfcRSERVERANCE. AND YOUR ABILITIES THE BULL COULD NOT HAVE SUCCEEDED AS SHE DID. THE BULL IS BACK ' N THE X.O. SHUFFLE a right; EVERyBOD tfEWlHlSi ' THEREL UlLLBBNOSOPPER •MTiLTPHSPLBGEIS .LEANED UP- RND I ERKQMlQr2rieg — K i 1 f1 o TMCM DARBY COMMAND MASTER CHIEF ' HE SENEGAL WANTS A TOM PL A I NT 0OX PUTSlPEM OFFICE MOW 3i6 t GUESS 316 ENOUGH POES ME XO HOLPONE PAV ' S WANT IT COMPLAINTS NCI WOELKE CAREER COUNSELOR CHAPLAIN BOECK PLEASg, LORD, GIVE ME PATIENCE. ' LCDR JAGOE OPERATIONS OFFICERS LCDR HASS COMBAT SYSTEMS OFFICER LCDR LAHTINEN SUPPLY OFFICER LT WIEDORN. NAVIGATOR LCDR SCOTT ENGINEERING OFFICER t r led %4 i ' ? $P£! m « ? 5 ? i isMwtiL ! 1 1 LT. LESLIE STG3 BURGESS TMSN CHAPMAN STG3 COWART STGI FAiRCLOTH ASW DIVISION SKILLED TECHNICIANS LISTENING EOR. TRACK ING. PILING-ON. AND PINK BELLYING SUBMA RINES. THE DREADED THREAT FROM BELOW. A A THE UNSEEN ENEMY TORPEDOES ARE OUR V BUSINESS 4X STG2 MILLER TMSN PROEEITT STGSN RltS GMT3 SHAW GMT2 STUBBS I. ' V t m STu2 HbTCHfcR p. Mm GMTI HtNRV STG2 KISSICK STG2 kRZYSTON STGSR MATTIUZ 13 LT. CARROLL DSCM MANUES FN BARR DS3 BOWERS DSI DEKKER A D 5 I DIVISION DSS MAINTAIN NTDS. THE COMPUTER EXPERTS. ALWAYS ON CALL. ICMEN. MANAGE SHIP ' S PHONES. GYROS SOUND POWERED PHONES. PIT SWORD AND ALL ALARMS FROM THE WIND BIRDS TO THE ENGINE ROOM. FOC ' S ' L TO FANTAIL. THE LONGEST DISTANCE IN THE WORLD IS ALWAYS THE OKIE BETWEEN YOU AND ME. DS3 RODRIGUEZ DSS ROMONSKY ICC KNOTWELL ICFN DANSON ICI HUESTON Jft i  t PS3 HOLDENER PS3 JOHNSON DS3 MATSON PS2 MORRELL DS2 MUNIZ .- Ci NORTON IC3 OGLESBY ICEN SHAW v; At i r . LT. COOPER FTCS FOX FTM2 BARNES FTG2 BENSON FTMI BRUCE Sot BEETLE ARE you LAzy YOU CALL THIS LAZY? I STAnJP I ' LL SHOWVbU LAZY. ' CORRECTED FTM3 MEDARIS FO DIVISION 55BS. -48 AIR StARCH RADARS. CIWS AND HAR POON. WE ARE THE i DIMENTIONAL OFFENSE DEFENSE OF HAESEV. LONG RANGE, SHORT RANGE, AIR OR SURFACE. 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GMM2 I GARCIA GMMI JANOUSEK SN JOHNSON GMM2 JONES GMMI LINDBERG GMMSN OLIVLIRA ' y El H 18 ' GMM2 BOSCH GMMI BUNDA GMMSN CORBETT GMM2 DEVINt GMMSN ENZ GMM3 RICHARDS GMM2 SCHNEIDER GMMI SCURLOCK 4 ETCM HAYSLIP J ETSN ADAMS TS STRANGE BEINlS outoni bivouac for two weeks ETSN BERGEN ET2 CHASE ET3 COFEINGER ET2 FITZMAURICE ET3 GASTALDI YEAH, YOU PON ' T KNOW WMAT ' S HAPPENED IN THE WORLP WE MISSEP THREE BOMSlbJSS, AN ASSASSINATION AMP TWO INCURSIONS 6IVOUAC ISN ' T ALL BAP T DIVISION 14 TECHNICIANS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE READINESS OF THE AIR SEARCH RADARS. NAVIGATION AIDS. AND ALL COMM GEAR. LONG HOURS WERE IN- VOLVED KEEPING THEM FULL UP. DURING OUR SUCCESSFUL ' 84 WEST-PAC. ET3 LEE ET3 LIND ET2 NIEDERMEYER ET3 PETERSON ETI STEELE ET3 STRUTTS I II Willi rf aM MS LT. HAVENS 4 OSCS SHAFER OSC DORE OS3 CERNIUS Ol DIVISION HALSEYS COMBAT DIRECTION CENTER. CONSISTS OE APPROXIMATELY 40 OSS WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR: GATHERING. PROCESSING. DISPLAYING. EVALUATING. AND DISSEMINATING PERTINENT TACTICAL INFORMATION CDC IS RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING THE CONN ADVISED AT ALL TIMES OF THE CURRENT TACTICAL SITUATION. t . M. 1 F ' OS2 CLASEMAN OS3 CURTIS OS2 CUYLER OS2 ARMBRUSTER OS2 DARNELl 11 OS BRAUN OSI BROWN OS3 DART OS3 bGGfcRS OSI BURNISON OSI RIFLtT M OS3 FLOREZ 23 0S3 FOLETTI OSSN FRYE OS2 HAIL OS2 HODGES 01 DIV - ' ' OS2 MAGRUDER OS3 MERCER OS3 PALMER OSSN PAPPAS OS2 POPE OSS ROSE OS3 STICKEL OS3 TRAVIS 24 1 OS3 HUGHES OSSN JOHNSON cETLE LOOK! £ PAIMTEP 3UKSELF IN TO ■IE CORNER 0S3 KELLETT BUT NOT UNTIL. OS3 KEMP 0S3 MARk OS} VANDEWARkER OS3 WIEMANN OSSN WEBB OS3 WOLNEV 25 k_ SA FIRES LT. ARNOLD BMC LUEDTKE SN ALBERT SN BAKER BM3 BOCHIETTI SN BYRD SN CHRISTOPHER FIRST DIVISION FROM PAINTING THE SIDES. TO RUNNING THE BOATS. FROM STANDING WATCH. TO SWABBING AND SWEEPING THE DECK. WE KEPT HALSEY LOOKING HER BEST SA JOHNSON BM2 KUJAWSKI ■ BM2 ORNDORFF BMI PACLIBAR SR PIETRZYK SN POMROY BMSN RAYHO SR RINGER SA SAUNDERS tmm 26 SA COLLINS SN CRtOUL SN DtSHAZO SN LVRSbY SA DUNN HMi DULNAS SR LtGANS SN GLADDEN STANDING BY FOR FRESH WATER WASHDOWN M L kJ sN SN GIBSON BM2 SCHULTZb SN SHANNON BMI SOUTHARD SPOONAMORb SN VASQULZ SN WlbBUSCH SR WILSON tilm 27 LTJG LEIST RMCS CASAS RMSN BROOKS RM2 BURTON RMSA HARSHBARGER L fftp RMI CAMPBELL J JS ' A sa I t ] « i i ■ ' n tJ LU u_ PW 1 ■ .■£ -   « OC DIVISION RMS PROCESS ALL INCOMING AND OUTGOING MESSAGE TRAEEIC AND MAINTAIN RELIABILITY OF ALL COMM CIRCUITS. SMS HANDLE ALL VISUAL COMMS. FLASHING LIGHT. FLAG HOIST, AND SEMAPHORE. RMI LOCKWOOD RM3 LOVE RMSA PARZYCH V 7 RM2 PINKNfcY RMSA PRtHN I i L SMSN PRESTON RM2 POTTS 28 RM3 CHANEY SM3 CRAMER RM3 RUSSELL RMI DYER RM3 ELLIOT RM3 GLEADELL £f K 1 it it ? SMI SHORE •:-? , SMSN JACKSON RMI LEE 1 - RM3 MCNEAL SM2 TALLEY SMSN WORKMAN RM3 ZERBE . ' 4 LT. HARRIS OE DIVISION WE ARE HALSEY ' S EIRST LINE OF DEFENSE. A SMALL BUT VERY IMPORTANT DIVISION RE- SIDING IN CDC SUBURB STBD. ' i MHim i w tWSN MCALPIN EW2 SENbSb « 10 V-f EW3 GROBtLS PREPARING FOR INSPECTION tWI TAYLOR fcW2 RAY Wm 12  3 FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE STEAM CYCLE, THE ENTIRE SHIP DEPENDS ON US FOR ENERGY. WE ARE THE KING OF CAN-DO , THE UNSUNG HERO ' S. WE ARE THE BTS. BT3 EVERETTE BTFN BTI C GARCIA BTI HERMOCILLA BTFN HERMIN BTFN HILL HOSTETTER 14 FA AUE BT2 BELL BTFN BERMEN BTEN BISHAW BTEN COPPIE L , BTFR JERNIGAN te v ik FN JOUETT BTI KELLEY BTFR KOKOSZKA BT3 LAIRD 15 BT2 LANGER BT3 Ltfc WHAT time PO T BY PLAV ' ZBVB LLE ' x AXOLAND he b ' ? BT2 SMITH BT3 SULLIVAN BT2 MCCUNE BTI MERCADO BTEN MOONEY BT3 TABER BT2 TEAEORD q u y BTI WALTER ' 16 BThN PIPbR BT=t PACHtCKO BT3 RbPPtRT BT3 RICHARDSON BT3 RIDDfcL WAS BORN ON LABOR DAY MY BIRTHS TONE IS A GRINDSTONE. PLAY IT ABOUND noon . -wevc HAVE A 0I66EK AUOIE.MCS . HThA WARfc FR WfcSTLY BTTN WHITb BTbN WIRTH BT3 YOURCHUCk (7 LTJG FR1CKER MMCS DUELING MMFN BAER MM2 BARNETT MMI CANTRELL MMFN COPE MM3 DAVIS WW 0% M DIVISION Tf m WE RUN AND MAINTAIN THE SHIP ' S MAIN EN- P GINES. WE PUSHED THE SHIP HALF WAY ROUND THE WORLD AND BACK. BROADENED OUR KNOWLEDGE ESPECIALLY ABOUT ROCKS. MMI LOSCH f MM3 MELANSON - n. 1 kit MM3 MITTERDER MM3 MORELAND MMFN ODEN MMFN OLONA MMFN SKAR MMFN SMOOT MMFN STEINFELD tH MM3 DEES MMI DELEIERRO MMI EROST MMFA HAGER MMFN HANNA MM3 HOSKINS MM2 JELLISON MMFN KAMP PRACTICING TO BE SANTA CLAUS THE PIT A LIFE OF NOISE AND SEARING HEAT OF WATER. OIL. AND STEAM OF LISTENING TO THE BOILERS ROAR. AND THE TURBINES HELLISH SCREAM. OF PIPING. VALVES. AND MOTORS. OF PUMPS AND BLOWNIN AIR OF TRYING TO KEEP A VACUUM HERE. AND HIGH PRESSURE OVER THERE. TO KEEP THE BLOWERS GOING AND THE FIRES LIT. THIS IS THE LIFE OF MEN LIKE ME IN A PLACE WE CALL THE PIT BY MM3 O ' CONNOR MMi STOJADINOVIC MM3 STUART MMFN WELCH MMFN WELLS MM2 WIND MM3 YOUNG MMI ZUKAS ENS. TAYLOR MM3 BLACK MMFN CORONA MMI C EDWARDS A DIVISION AUXILIARIES DIVISION. KEPT YOU COOK WITH A C, AND WARM WITH STEAM WE KEPT THE BOATS RUNNING AND PROVIDED SOME ICE. AND HELPED STAND THE LONG ENGINE ROOM WATCHES. V i-i , ' ■ . MMEN ESTEL MRI GRAHAM MM2 KINNAIRD MMEN MCCULLEY 411 '  1 ENI COPPLE bN3 CURRY EN} YATES MMI MICHELFELDER O PROMENADING IN MY BEST SINGAPORE DRESS. ' ,1 KJ MM2 RODRIGUEZ FA SANDERS MM3 WILLIS i I LT. BROWN EMC CUEVAS EMC ESMENDE EMFN AHRENS EM3 BAKER EM3 BALITON EMI EVANGELISTA ' iM EM3 HANLEY EM3 HERRADURA _ E DIVISION DEDICATED AND HARD WORKING ELECTRI- CIANS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ON BOARD. MOTORS. ETC ELECTRICAL SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT OPERAT ING THE SWITCHBOARDS PROVIDING POWER TO THE SHIP. WE CAN-DO . AUDITIONING FOR HEE HAW FA HOPKINS EM2 KORNEC EMEN MILLER EM3 PARKER EM2 PIERCE EMFN WATTS EMFN WOODS ■i. ' LT. FILARDI CW02 EAVES HTC PITTS FN BOYLAN HTFN BRADLEY HTI DAVIS HTFN FORD V R DIVISION WELDERS. PLUMBERS. SHEET METAL FABRICATORS. FIRE FIGHTERS. AND SEWAGE SYSTEMS OPERATORS. IF WE CANT FIX IT. ITS DEFINITELY BROKE. HTS AND MR STANDING BY. READY TO ANSWER ALL CALLS .24 HOURS A DAY. HT2 GERDL Mil HUP HT2 JORGENSEN FN MCCONNEL FN MORRIS HTFN PUGLIESE FN SARAPA FN SCHILLING HTFN WINKLE M , J 4 i ■ A i 45 MSCM CASTILLO MSC BUSTRIA MSSR ARMOUR MSSA CAPITINI MSI HALABASO MSSA HOH MSSA MCGLAUGHLIN ENS. HILL SKCS CORNEJO SKI ACHURRA SK3 ALI SKSA BOADO SKSN COSGROVE SK3 JACKSON 46 M MS2 MCHONE MS3 PEREZ MS3 POPE MSSR PORTER MSI TOOLE MS3 TRZETZIAK MS2 WELLS J JUST c?oN ' r 9 URN VvV ' WgEMIg u -.._ SO I ' LU ' - FINC? e A SAILOR TO PO THE JOB OC :■- T ' i MMEN MITCHELL ! 14 STGSN WAYN1CK SK2 MORGAN SK3 PHILLIPS SKSA PLESKO ENS. HILL DKI SUR DK3 WlCKLUND 5-4 47 SHSN PULLER SHU HAHN SH3 SMITH 48 49 LT. WIEDORN QM2 CONLOGUE QMI DAHLBERG OM3 PETERS OMSN RUGRAEE OMSN POWERS LT. DINWIDDIE YNSN ADAMS YN2 ASBILL YNSA DESTRY YN3 KINLEY YNSN REED YNI TURNER r ,o KU HS NCI WOELKE It Tjr DOUBLE BARREL SHOTS. SMILE? ENS ELAM PNI GONZALES PNSN TORRES TMCM DARBY IT ' S TRUE f M A SLOW LEARNER, BUT | COMPENSATE V BEING A FAST FORGETTEK CASINO NIGHT CRUISE CHRONOLOGY 16 MARCH 23-25 MARCH 12 APRIL 20-23 APRIL 1-6 MAY 12-16 MAY 24 MAY - 01 JUNE 3-5 JUNE 8-11 JUNE 14-18 JUNE 22-25 JUNE 28 JUNE - 5 JULY 7-21 JULY 25-31 JULY 20 AUGUST 22-26 AUGUST 27 AUGUST 30 AUGUST - 7 SEPTEMBER 22-25 SEPTEMBER 2 OCTOBER DEPART SAN DIEGO PEARL HARBOR, OAHU, HAWAII GUAM, MARIANA ISLANDS SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES PATTAYA BEACH. THAILAND SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES SASEBO, KYUSHU, JAPAN BEPPU, KYUSHU, JAPAN SASEBO. KYUSHU. JAPAN CHINHAE, KOREA SASEBO, KYUSHU. JAPAN HONG KONG SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES PATTAYA BEACH, THAILAND TIOMAN, MALAYSIA SINGAPORE WOG-DAY SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES PEARL HARBOR, OAHU, HAWAII RETURN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 54 STATISTICS DURING THE DEPLOYMENT, HALSEY ADDED TO ITS IMPRESSIVE LIST OF ACCOMPLISH- MENTS BY PLACING HIGH IN COMNAVSURFPAC ' S HONOR ROLL FOR RETENTION. THE REENLISTMENT OF 12 HALSEY SAILOR ' S REPRESENT 54 YEARS OF OBLIGATED SERVICE AND $114,000.00 IN SELECTIVE RtENLISTMENT BONUS (SRB). PROVING THE SAYING. IT PAYS TO STAY ! AS A RESULT OF ttUSEYS RETENTION ACCOMPLISHMENTS. WE ARE NOMINATED FOR CINCPACFLT ' S GO EN ANCHOR RETENTION AWARD FOR FISCAL YEAR 1984 BY COM- MANDER CRUISER-JJUESTROYFR GROUP THRfcfc! IN ADDITION, OUR OTHER INTERESTING STATISTICS ARE: I TOTAL MILES SAILED GALLONS OF FUEL USED: SEA AND ANCHOR DETAILS. I PAYDAY ' S, SHIP ' S STORE ?ALES: SODA ' S SOLD: HAIRCUTS:, LAUNDRY: PRODUCE: GALLONS OF ICE- GALLONS OF MILK: DOZENfcGGS: (INDIV4DUAL EGGS) MAH T PRIORITY: SAM: EAR 37,914.8 NM 43.602 STATUTE MILES 3.5 MILLION GALS 45 ■P $1,300,000 I$I08,000 i 1714 600 48,000 LBS 15 5,670,000 56,700 17,280 300,000 3,600,000 235.3 KGS 396.2 KGS ■ V HBfe 55 II ' T _ ' ' -- - s. - ¥ v l Cv ,A ; - t 3 TRAVEL ■lH WAif DC oc IF YjB £v£=P 6ZT To HAWAN, ITU £Y CONTINENTAL PpipT ThAVK II -H 58 59 - 1 J OAHU n ' • 99 If ' r„ ■-■ - A mf- 1V A I I i ■ hi NOJ ■ 1 PHILIPPINES A ' .c I [ ULANt, ■ • ' Utr AN iu . HALMAHERA • M7A ' oGa awara i tin • I KM --1 Oi ' «0 ' O S i ia Adninlt«« NORTHERN ,u«oon M nd A ARfANA (SUNOS 4 in Oguan ' $  . A -■ l o -J ' ' ' ' 4 to W c 403 I A f w. , . • M w f ADM « 62 m I ,  s i wl Mt BkSi Mfelf ' V ' 64 ., THt GUNS NOW STAND SILfcNT. WHtRt ONCfc THfcY BARKtP THtIR HtLLISH ROAR CORREGIDOR PEACE AT LAST PERVADES OVER CORREGIDOR. WAR IS REMOTE, WITH ONLY THE SILENCED GUNS BEARING WEARY TESTIMONY TO THE SCOURGE THAT FELL ON THE ISLAND. ONLY THE SHELLS OF BUILDINGS WHOSE WIN DOWS STARE OUT BLANKLY LIKE EYES TO REMIND ONE OF THE HOLOCAUST THE GUNS OF CORREGIDOR WERE TESTED ONCE BEFORE THE WAR AND ALL THE GLASS WINDOW PANES ON THE ISLAND WERE SHATTERED. THEY WERE NEVER TO FIRE AGAIN UNTIL WAR BROkE OUT. 66 I fe MARKERS FOR SOME OF THE FALLEN JAPANESE IN THE MOUTH OF MANILA BAY LIES THE ISLE OF CORREGIDOR, ONCE A SYM- BOL OF RESISTANCE AGAINST THE JAP ANESE. AN INSPIRATION TO CARRY ON THE STRUGGLE. MANY LIVES WERE SPENT TO REGAIN THIS SMALL ISLAND OF 1.1 MILES. GENERAL MACARTHUR THOUGHT IT TO BE VERY IMPORTANT TO THE WAR FOR THE PHILIPPINES. 155 MM BATTERY IN ACTION DEPICTED IN STONE. TEN-TON 12 -INCH MORTAR MAINSTAY OF DEFENSE ■ fi - 67 SUBIC BAY AN EXCELLENT NAVAL STATION RESIDES HERE THE TRANSPORTATION IS CHEAP. THE MUSIC WASN ' T TOO BAD. AND THE SHOPPING WAS TOO GOOD TO PASS UP NIGHT LIFE WAS ENJOYABLE ONCE ACROSS THE INFAMOUS RIVER. WE HAD A CHANCE TO RELAX AND ENJOY OUR LIBERTY PARTIES. SOFTBALL. GO-CARTS. MOVIES. AND EX CELLENT FOOD SHARED HERE WILL ALL GO DOWN AS FOND MEMORIES OF PI. 70 71 H- I m; III 11H «■ .-. - ' Can you hear me, Hardnieke? I ' m sending down a pain reliever. 72 3 1 ' PATTAYA BEACH TOURS WERE THE NORMAL FARE FOR THE ADVENTUROUS. WITH A LARGE PORTION OF CREWMEN TAKING ADVANTAGE OF DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF THE THAI CULTURE. THE MOST POPULAR BEING TO THE ROYAL PALACE IN BANG KOK. THE MOST INTERESTING BIT OF CHALLENGE WAS THE WADE ASHORE FROM THE LIBERTY BOATS, OR THE RETURN AT NIGHT IN THE ROUGH BAY. DEFINATELY THE MOST FUN WAS HERE. 73 ' 4 YO ohdmo suko (Mb. j 7C A«A Hdchij6 Jima Surmsi To Ton $him Sofu Gar -■ • v. I 1 0 .n m4  . . Nijhmo S iima k , — k KA . .. •. J. .•!! .1 ko Chichi Jmia OCA SA WAS A GUN TO Shima ■ -. RTHCRN . Jmiinil«reJ MARIANA . Mi 75 - : r. SASEBO A MODERATELY SIZED CITY OF EXCEL- LENT RESTRUANTS. OUIET BARS. AND IN- TERESTING PEOPLE. SPORTS AND GETTING INTO SHAPE WERE OUR DOMINANT INTER ESTS HERE. THE BASE GYM WAS NEXT TO THE SHIP, ALONG WITH EASY ACCESS PHONES. TOURS TO THE PEACE PARK IN NAGASAKI WERE THE BEST. niiUPPisE l( I PKL RIDICULOUS M. WALKING A PLY- •I, urn w± kfl BEPPU FROM THE HOT SPRINGS. TO MON- KEY MOUNTAIN THE RESORT CITY OF BEPPU TOOK HALSEY IN. WE GOLFED, SANG. PLAYED BASKETBALL AND SOFTBALL. PAINTED A SCHOOL, AND MADE A LOT OF FRIENDS. A SHORT TIME WAS SPENT HERE. BUT EACH CREWMAN ENJOYED HIMSELF. 80 81 •- antm I __ 82 CHIN HAE kOREA MEANT PURCHASING SNEAkERS. MINK BLAN kETS. SOCKS, NYLON LUGGAGE. BACkPACkS. MEMBER ' S ONLV JACktTS. POLO SHIRTS AND MOO. LOR THfc HAL Sn BULLS SOUBALL TEAM WE CAPTURED THE 1ST PLACE TROPHY DURING THE TOURNAMENT THAT WEEk END THERE. THE TROPHY IS ON DISPLAY IN THE SHIPS STORE MOST OE THE CREW MADE MAJOR PURCHASES OE CLOTHES HERE. UTILIZING THE MYRIAD OE OUTDOOR MARkETS. ALTHOUGH OUR STAY HERE WAS CUT SHORT BY ONE WEEkEND THE TIME AND MONEY SPENT HERE WAS WELL WORTH IT. 83 84 85 p ■■- - tf O VG atwg HONG KONG MEANT THE CHINA ELEET CLUB. DIS COS. TAILORS. VICTORIA PEAK. THE 4TH-OE-JULY. WIVES VISIT. CHEAP GOODS SHOPPING IN KOW- LOON. ABERDEEN. THE NEW TERRITORIES. GOING TO MACAU. AND THE EMBASSY CRUISE. TYING-UP IN KOWLOON AT THE OCEAN TERMINAL WAS THE EX- CITING OPEN DAY . WHERE 12.000.+ PEOPLE TOURED THE MAIN DECK. WITH AN EQUAL NUMBER BEING TURNED AWAY; BUT WHO WATCHED THE DUTY SECTIONS MOVE SHIP TO THE BRITISH NAVAL STATION, ACROSS THE HARBOR FROM THERE IT WAS LIBERTY CALL 87 AK6 t J A de-HARD A J rm htM • .• . - -—• . B8 89 ' t!l HO MAN THIS ISLAND ALLOWED THE CREW TO HAVE A PICNIC WITH THE REST OE THE BATTLE GROUP. THEY ALSO PARTICIPATED IN A GAME OF SOCCER. OR FOOTBALL AS SOME FOREIGN COUNTRIES CALL IT. SWIM MING WAS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. AS MOST OF THE CREW PEELED OFF THEIR JEENS AND ENJOYED THE BEACH. I 92 93 4 I T ft Is A PORK 1 . i aw- J - r-TOT — - — — 1 JBl i -ll7 i f.fi _g. 1 SINGAPORE A WELCOME CHANGE. AN ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY AT THE TIP OF MALAYSIA. SINGPORE MEANS LION CITY . ONE OF THE FEW NAVAL STA- TIONS OF THE REGION. NOT CAPTURED DURING WORLD WAR II. MOST OF THE CREW MEMBERS USED THEIR TIME FOR PURSUEING THE PURCHASE OF TAPES FOR THE CHEAPEST PRICES IN THE FAR EAST. ALSO THE FUTURE QUEENS MADE THEIR FINAL SELECTIONS FOR THE UPCOMMING COMPETITION SEE THE FOL- LOWING PAGES 94 TOUR TO THb GARDEN WAS AN EXCELLENT CHANGE HINDU TEMPLE. PHOTOGRAPHED BY MOST OE THE CREW STATUE S IN THE GARDEN. LIKE CHILDREN PLAYING  the strange: becomes more familiar UT THE FAMILIAR SOMEHOW BECOMES MORE STRANGE. !  ' fir f ' f • MACAU AN EXCITING TRIP TO THt VIETNAMESE REFUGEE CAMP. THEN WE HAD A GUIDED TOUR OE THE ISLAND BY FR. TEIXEIRA THE PORTUGEES WELCOMED US WITH AN OPEN kITCHEN FOR LUNCH TO END THE DAY. 101 III. ' UNREP ¥ i UNREP IS THE WAY THE SHIPS AT SEA ARE s A T B JO RESUPPLV THEIR FUEL SUPPLY FOOD STORES. SODAS. AND A MYRIAD OF OTHER GOODS. DEPICTED ON THESE PAGES ARE ONLY SOME OF THE TASKS CARRIED OUT DURING A ROUTINE UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT EVOm i, . VERT REP LIFE JACKETS: } ° L1FE -0N LIKE YOU WOULC •A REGULAR VEST NOW STATION THE VERTICAL REPLENISH- MENT DETAIL . . STAND BY TO RECEIVE MAIL. PAS- SENGERS. OR STORES. WE ALSO HAVE THE CHANCE AT TIMES TO REFUEL THE BIRDS. SH-2. SH-3, CH-4. WE TAKE THEM ALL. TIGHTEN UP THE YOU SHOULD BE STRAPS AND THEN LE TO TELL AT ONCE TRY IT OUT IN YOU HAVE IT ON THE WATER UPSIDE DOWN 104 HIGH LINE ME AMD MY BlG MOUTH. o-« i PERCHED IN THAT PRE- CARIOUS POSITION BE- TWEEN TWO SH IPS HANG- ING LITERALLY BY A THREAD YOUR LIFE IS DEFI NITELY IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE WHO HOLD THE HIGHLINE TAUGHT. ONE MINUTE YOU ARE TOWERING HIGH OVER THE WATER, AND THE NEXT YOUR TAIL MAY BE DRAGGING IN THE WA- TER, CARRYING YOU DOWNWARD AGAINST THE TONS OF RUSHING WATER. YOUR LIFE IS AT STAKE UNTIL YOU TAKE THAT SECOND STEP AND HAVE BOTH FEET FIRMLY PLANTED ON THE SHIPS DECK. r . TIGER CRUISE AND HOMEWARD t BOUND lot, HOMECOMING THAT SPECIAL TIME REUNIONS, FRIENDS, FAMILIES NOD, ALL I MAVE ARE MEMORIES.. — NOTHING 5H05TLY MEM0RIE5 107 ASW-DIV LT. LESLIE. MICHAEL D. STG3 BURGESS. CHARLES L. TMSN CHAPMAN. MARSHALL J. STG3 COWART. BARRY K. STGI FAIRCLOTH. MICHAEL R. STG2 FLETCHER. ROCKY J. GMTI HENRY. BRUCE E. STG2 KISSICK. DANA L. STG3 KRYZSTON. RANDOLPH J MATTIUZ. JOHN G. STG2 MILLER. DAVID E. TMSN PROFFITT. RICHARD L. STGSN RIES. DARIN J. GMT3 SHAW. TOMMY A. GMT2 STUBBS. MILTON S. STGSA SWEENEY. GARY L TAYLOR. THEODORE A. TM3 GMTI WNROOWSKI. DANIEL J. STGSN WAYNICK. CORRY DI-DIV LT. LT. CARROLL. MICHAEL FN BARR. DOUGLAS V. DS3 BOWERS. JOEL L. ICFN DANSON. JEAN H. JR. DEKKER. HINDRIK NMN, DSI DS3 HOLDENER. JOSEPH J. ICI HUESTON. JEFFREY D DS3 JOHNSON. JOSEPH J. ICC KNOTWELL. WILLIAM J. DSCM MANUES. JAMES T. DS3 MATSON. JOHN E. DS2 MORRELL. LINDSEY J. DS2 MUNIZ. DANIEL R. IC3 NORTON. ARTHUR B IC3 OGLESBY. CHARLES DS3 RODRIGUEZ. JOHN P DS3 ROMONSKY. GEORGE W. FOX-DIV LT. COOPER. LENNY CW03 MASKELONY. DANIEL CW04 ASHER. (GUNNER) FTMC BARNES. HAROLD P. FTM2 BARNES. RICHARD A. FTG2 BENSON. LONNIt R FTMI BETANCOURT. RAYNER NMN FTM2 BRITT. RANDELL C. FTG3 BROST. CHARLES L. FTGC BROWN. GERALD K. FTMI BRUCE. ROBERT W. FTM2 EIGHELE. PETER R. FTMI FLICKINGER. LARRY J. FTCS FOX. VINCENT T FTG3 GATES. GLENN C. FTG2 HALE. HENRY N. FTM3 JANIAK. EDWARD F. FTM2 JOHNSON. MATT G. FTMI KELLY, WILLIAM NMN FTM2 LANNING. JAMES R. SN LOWE. RAYMOND M. FTM2 MCCASLAND. GARY F. FTM3 MCGONAGLE. JOSEPH H FTM3 MEDARIS. JEFFREY W. FTM3 MORRIS. JACK H. FTM2 MULLIKIN. DANIEL R. FTG2 SMITHEY. MARK E. FTMSN SIGHTSINGER FTG3 SWEENEY. BRYAN E. FTM2 THOMPSON. RODNEY S. FTM2 TUCKER. KENNETH C. FTG3 VAN NORMAN. EARL G. FTM2 VERWIEBE. DANIEL L. FTM2 WARDELL. TONY S. FTMI WEBER. JOEL A. FTM3 WILSON. THOMAS NMN G-DIV LT. ANGLIN. WILLIAM GMMC THORNHILL. RONALD GMMC HOEHN. 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PON LCPR SCOTT LCPR LAHTINEN LT. WIEPORN. PAUL LCPR FOSTER EXECUTIVE OFFICER CPR BURROW. BARRY V. COMMANPING OFFICER CAPT MOSES. P.P. ! : i 1 112 ■ ti