Harry Yarnell (DLG 17) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

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In 'October 1936, 'he was des- ignated Commander in Chief ' Asiatic Fleet with the rank of Admiral. Fat his services as Commander in Chief, Asiatic Fleet he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for which his citation states in part, He has , shown such exceptional ability, courage, tact, and de- votion to duty...that ,he deserves the nation's highest praise .... gi 1 Rear Admiral Yarnell was transferred to the retired list of the iNavy7in his permanent rank of Rear Admiral, and, uh July 16, 1942, was advanced, to the rank of Admiral, in accordance legislation: He A' was recalled g to .active duty during the period of eniergencyfprior to the outbrealr of World to serve in mtlie, Office of they at ofiftliti Nayy as Special Advisorpfqgrhtt 'Qhiiieste Miufafymissionga andgjlateiirr fhkiomtt 00112 QCm'?f'9f iNaY!a9Peraeivnssjt fflief-id iofafa11a5acrive'5cldsi1wi ixifbefeliihei. c1944el li? Failfiadtflat 9, P 1 1 1 1 4 USS HARRY-E.YARNELl. S gg Q e R if , DI-1G+l7 Cn 2 February 1963, USS HARRY EQYAR-c HELL QDLG-17j, the second of the'DLG-16 class nf Guided Missile Frigates, was placed in com- nissioniat Boston Naval Shipyard. Over 'a year' af fitting out, extensive testing of 'equipment md rigorous training followed. She made her first leployment to European waters in September., 1964, LS a member of the U.S. Sixth Fleet., Returning n February, 1965, she made several ,short deploy- nents including Operation Springboard in the Clar- bbean. In October, 1965, she again departed in ihe Black Sea in January, 1966, to 'demonstrate :he United -States -adherance to the principle of reedom of the seas.. . ' 7 f A, , ' Several short operations followed, including 'IATO exercises in the North -'Atlanticland missile sion on 9 February, 1968, at .Bath Irony Works, Bath, ,Maine. ,Major alterations over the next sixteen months included the installation ,of .more powerful generators, the lNava1. Tactical Data System, advance fire control systems, and im-7, proved communications facilities, giving YAR+' NELL one of the most, modern and capable weapons 'systems in the fleet. S A - A A ' A Onjuly 12,.1969, YARNELL was recommis- sioned in the Boston Naval Shipyard. She reported, as a fully operationsl unit of the' fleet- in April, 1970, YARNELL sailed from, Newport, Rhode Island, ' beginning the four and' one-half ' month UNITAS XI cruise around the continent of South America., The ship 'traveled ,better than twenty A 'thousand Smiles, visited ,more than eight ports, irings 'nat fthe Atlantic .B Fleet Weapons 1 Range., e and, .PC1'f01'mCdi- the f0u0Wi1!gi fYARNELL fifstsl i'or her performance during this period YARNELL crossed?thesquaror, -sailed the ,Straits of 'Magellan vas, declared:-the .winner of the annual Squadron 2ind,.,thC,P3CifiC-9 and U'3VC1?Slf5d'thCMP3I1am3,-,C31131- TWENTY-s1X,e along with urea-weapons eandeaop-' ' Servincgeese flegsehipfgtfef Urs-CO.M'S0Li,ANTs :rations In ,,addition,gYAIRNELL- was 'thei 1 - - VUNIeTASr,'XI-' ,Task Force .,Commender,e Ashe eeni :ecipientofthe Marjorie,-'Sterret Battleship 'F,uI1d ,I . , 'd11Cted.5XtCi!SiVf? and f1f4iDiiT8.eXe1'CiSe5 kwardg asf, ffrpp :Gmff inefheefmlamiceee Cruiser! the i, r fleviee refs,GelembiesyetyVenezilelee, eBreZilf Destroyer Forbes, it QF' gf? ire alfi aiet f ,L B 1 fUrl1'g11eY5Arse1!ti1iee Ecuadmi end Fefu-SYARNELL, eDuri11gi1967 YARNELLemede1WQeMeiiiferrei1i 2159 ,i. t1 ensegeiii ifif4e'efPe0P1e.f '10, ' i. 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W, .- ' .311-a - -1: :-f 5 ,, ,fe el-1,---f-af!--f ,-. ,eJ9r-u'L-'1'f'frr'14?e14?'iif? --'zf,ff'1S-s f: 1:-1 -1' .-.. or --11f-f'e-s?'-f1-- 1---4 V--v--fav-fem--exe,-, 'ff' W , W ' if gf , ,MW .W xv W 'W 1 - WW L RADM HERBERTH H. ANDERSON USCOMSOLANT Rear Admiral Herbert H. Anderson, Commander U.S. South Atlantic Forces, termed Unitas XI Ha highlight of my thirty years service in the United States Navy. On numerous occasions Admiral Anderson praised the outstanding support provided by Yarnell during the hectic at-sea training and inport periods of Unitas XI. The praise was not to be taken lightly as Admiral Anderson has had several flagships before Yarnell. Most recently he was commander of the Cruiser-Destroyer Group Seventh Fleet, the Surface Action Group Attack Striking Force and the Naval Gunfire Support Forces in South Vietnam. During Unitas XI Admiral Anderson hosted dozens of high ranking military and civilian personages aboard the flagship, as well as conducting press conferences for over 200 media representatives. At sea he commanded the com- bined task force of United States ,and South American naval units, relying on Yarnell's communications and Combat Information Center facilities. To the officers and men of Yarnell he offers: Many thanks for consistently outstanding performance. Your contribution measureably added to the success of Unitas XI in promoting understanding among Americans of both continents . ' ' 4 CAPTAIN ALAN J. KAYE CHIEF OF STAFF Unitas XI was Captain Alan Kaye's third Unitas operation. As Chief of Staff for COMSOLANT, Captain Kaye was a central figure in all of the at sea and inport activities of Unitas XI. Speaking fluent Spanish and Portuguese, Captain Kaye has had several assignments in his twenty-eight year naval career which have involved him in Latin American affairs. In 1958 and 1959 he served as Sub-Chief of the U.S. Naval Mission in the Dominican Republic. From 1962 to 1964 he was Special Assistant to the Director of Pan American Affairs and between 1967 and 1968 he attended the Inter-American Defense College at Washington, D. C. This intimate knowledge of South America was a unique asset to the COMSOLANT staff in their continuing involvement with the navies of South America. af! or v - ' CAPTAIN ALVA M. BOWEN JR COMMANDING OFFICER Captain BOWEN was born 24 February 1925 in Atlanta, Georgia. He graduated from the Naval Academy and was commissioned Ensign in June, 1945. His tours of duty have included four battle campaigns, one in the Pacific in World War II and three in Vietnam. For the latter he received the Bronze Star with combat V and the Vietnamese Distinguished Ser- vice Order second class. Before assuming command of YARN ELL he was program man- ager of Anti-Air Warfare in the Bureau of Personnel in Washington, D.C. He has also served as Commanding Officer of the USS PORT ERFIELD CDD-6821 and USS PREBLE CDLG-15j. , Captain BOWEN graduated from the National War College in 1970. He and his wife, Delavan, have two children, Julia, 20, and Gerald, 18. Delly made the cruise by land, she was a welcome sight in each South Amer- df MJ .- 1 I' Always a smile Wm . Q ws- : wa, - ptaln Bowen conns with Ch l P I t . ' 1 ean 1 o Senlor Pollywog becoming a shellback 'COMMANDER STEWART A. RING CDR RING graduated from Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. in 1956 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Foreign Service. He was commissioned Ensign on 14 December 1956 after graduation from Officer Candidate School, Newport, Rhode Island. His most recent sea billets were as Ex- ecutive Officer of USS BRIDGET KDE-10241 and as Commanding Officer USS FORTIFY CMSO-466.1 He has also served as Aide and Flag Lieutenant to Commander Mine Force Pacific and in the office of the Assistant Sec- retary of Defense. He received a Masters Degree in Political Science from the University of California in 1963. Prior to his present assignment he attended the Armed Forces Staff College in Rmg X0 Norfolk, Virginia, graduating in January,1969. CDR RING is married to the former Frances McCampbell of Coronado, California. They have two daughters . EM . I ' 9.29 Commander Stewart A. Ring Executive Officer N-P, ' Commander Ring departs in Paita Bay, Peru , X0's staff awaits him in Newport ROTC program. COMMANDER NOEL H. PETREE JR. CDR PETREE was commissioned Ensign in 1956 after graduation from the University of North Carolina in the Following flight training at Pensacola and Corpus Christi Commander Noel H. Petree, Jr. Relieving Executive Officer he served in VF -13 and VF-74 flying F 4D Skyray, F9F Cougar, and F4B Phanton aircraft. He served as Squadron and Air Group Landing Signal Officer on board the carriers ESSEX KCYJA-92, SHANGRI-LA QCVA-381, and FORRESTAL QCVA -59 . He then attended the Naval Post Graduate School at Monterey for advanced training in Air-Ocean Environment prior to assuming duties as Electronic Warfare and CIC Officer in USS ALBANY QCG-10Q. This was followed by another cruiser tour as Navigator of USS NEWPORT NEWS QCA-148j. Prior to coming to YARNELL CDR PETREE served in the Operations Directorate of the Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington. He is married to the former Ruth Ann Piercy. The Petrees have four children, ages three through ten. b jilff , ,j hw 4 f f M W 1 A ,,-if ng ' f,1a.,V 4 1 , 5 , , X fr - .Q AI.. H, ,V .. ,af . f X, f X... ,I , . ,752 Q x X, yi ff if X X 77 TZ.-pf ' f f 7 X L ff' V Zn' . f ,1 f ,f ,, , A f f f f 5255239652 6 l X LT G. E. MORROW CIC Officer .J :VH . A 2 ws 1 ,:, A x so -A , f 1 7' , ffffvVA'f1fWP Nf'Z'1 il' ihf ' Ji.. ,gif lk' ,jk ,f X 45 X ff K ,f ,e , ,, f. r mf W Y, . .gf ,. fi jf f gk , f 4, a yi QM. M i K X W 1 3 , , QQ! 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But service went on as usual, with all types of communications made available to Yarnell. The Radiomen manned their CW, teletype, on- line and off-line crypto, voice circuits, ship-ship and ship-shore termination, while battling bow-stub antennas, working parties, rigging parties, med lights, and painting out the stacks. The signalmen operated flashing lights, semaphore, and flaghoist, battling the sun off San Juan, showers off Chile, tourists on the signal bridge inport, and mad-dogs ashore. But OC Division made time for even more. RM1 Hollingsworth placed 1000 phone patches for the crew on Yarnell's ham radio station, WBQBDH. RM2 Schultheis, RM3 Smith, SM3 Lang, and RMSN Shannon provide a news service that told it the way it was. X gl A 444 H 3 -fl -'n.,.,,, O 71 v ' RMSN Parrott poses for a plc ture for his congressman. a 4 , 'ii' 'eee S' ' ' e f 4 l f r a a S ., f an ,i U W wx , e' , Q 5 M1 I , 5 1 S Z, .Q f Q rw Q S 5 - xp R . 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Per- forming this complex task smoothly requires high levels of skill, training, and teamwork from our Radarmen, to say nothing of port and star- board watches. Hidden amongst the RD's you will find specialists in Electronic Warfare and Air Control. Some claim to be experts in Spanish four months of monitoring fx xx X r ii X rtr. .fs SN, Beernaert RDSNg 5 xx X XX Rs X xxxxx S X 1 Af fx in s b NCXNQ xxgxskx X X KX X XXX ,X mx Bernier RD3 aw W -X N . C k, ' 9' - K u f Q .QXENQTS-Q , F' ,as s ' , , 5 U... M , as , ..,, e X , tg -,. . 1. Q A . fsj e fs Q: . 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All these questions and many more are addressed to the biggest little division on the ship. We have 14 men of five different ratings fQM,YN,PN, PC, and HMB who have charge of people, pills, parcels, postage, positions, and paperwork. X 4 X S Q 0 XX X 4 X X 'N ss X XXQNX N 3 ,,,. A -VNV X Auen YN2g A WX, V gp 0 Q fxyk C Nfl c Q N, I-.Q if Q - r f, is iff, i X51 X Q X X NAS , X ' miw fs vis S S2 X, i s X Beebe PC2, fix e -X ki X Biuotw QMSN X x R K Tgb. K. X- NN X .1,,, , sp., ' Bralei' PN3s Cummins QM2g Lane YN 3 if 1 v sg K , N l ' K f e SQQYQ, xx ,. .lrt . - . ' e i S X .X 12 V 'it X ' xx x .vis xx X E X N l xi so is . f 3 L s 1 , Pharr PN1s Pinkham PNSNg schwebs QM2 4 l 4 YN3 Lane purchases gems in Salvador Z Q7 Z f yr if fi jf' Q Doc Wyatt ready if needed Dxvlslon Mascot ll Smith QM1g Wyatt HM2 .1f2 Beebe QM3 Schwebs plots course off Brazilian Coast 17 YNC Craddvck, HTYPCN Commander LCDR GRUNSTRA Weapon Officer WEAPONS DEPARTMENT LT K.D. WETTERER LTJG L. W. NAWROCKI 1st Lt. 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Ross MM3g Shernll MMFAQ St0gI1e1' MM3, Swartzel MM2 Conducting foreign affairs Thompson MMFNg Tomaszewski FNQ Turner FN Wester MMFN9 Whifmife FN? Whitmore FN 37 Who says the chows bad? Af, - ,Ubi in MMMWN l , 4w454e:' 'V' WN 5 I 'HISESE 2 4 ? . LCDR A. E. BOARDMAN Relieving Supply Officer SUPPLY M W DEPARTMENT W ii , 4 J - f ,- 1 an As A P . ' M..-:,.c,w g9, ,- .,,' ,M 1 ' X M , .ex ey-1 1 Q ' wx 1 S,e4,:4:y1, X - arg ,El .nh P Z .Q A wx Q 5 X ' Z. 'fi 4 ,, V ' SQ - ff: n gg P .5 . -W I I M, Z5 5 Mqgyfzg I L, i, G ,K , X e O ' . s f me K y ,f ' S . Q qw I 6 ,S ft .S ff 'Q WW? ff if , + Q my 5 wma., PM LCDR S. E. NAIR Supply Officer . I 'Ps LTJG R. J. ZELLER Disbursing Officer My balloons broke Finger lickin - Good Balancing A38 ' in iz . Q f iv v 1 Wh.. ,,,,., -, , Who's coming, Liberace? Oh what a feeling Whites were a pressing job for the laundry N E I Hamburger heaven Cambio corner e Thorgramson CSC Not Shown' . Laplerre SA s f , rf Rey SKC S L - fx 4 .. fn ff, f -612155, f f 1 X4 xj X X if XV I X Z igw 4 N 49 N4 , NW , t is-if SUPPLY DIVISION Whether we need a new ball point pen or a 1500 pound motor generator, we go to see the people in Supply Division, a veritable cornucopia of toothpaste and toilet paper, repair parts or candy bars. In addition to the storekeepers and ship'S servicemen who provide us with our parts and run our own mini-department store, Supply Division is home to the cooks who prepare our food, the barbers who cut our hair, and the laundrymen who rarely emerge from their world of water and soap- suds. There was no HFC in South America, but our DK's were always ready with dollars, cruzieros, soles, and pesos. f X cr ' s- -5 f W XE N! WNV f , Q ' 1 W A x Z lf Q Rf f X , x X 1.4 7 xv, ANZ Q fx V Assaf SN, Bail W ' ' S X S ' - Cf , . a- ', .fi .Wt . ' ' M , 1' I , z:: :v wmv , , Qylg 'Gly ,, . Mg, , ,941 if-V -w!7fQ NNT . 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Is this anyway to run an airline? asks displaced aviator Com- mander Dave Oleson, who left the staff at Santos, Brazil. 66 ' 9 9, 0 HY - I, t I-k th -d I aint got no help was the favorite phrase theeilgi-flRDnElli1g! lclaim2Elingignl 'Illeoalii of Softspokqn Comnlander Tony Suarez' who Steiner. ' left the staff ln Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina. I can't see anything wrong with this I'll call f' - . airlinej' comments Commander Bill raise you llyvldr Ridley nllggftegfugfjofwxalltlme gn Yamen Broadcast Companyflnd Laux, Commander Oleson's relief. to Doctor J .D. Cothren, center g asses, Says LCDR Robert Becker' nght' More Alka Seltzer, Admiral? asks Stewardsman Paul De Los Santos. lfl had only read .those miserable OPORDERS, this would not be happenmg, ', moans LCDR Joe McCarton. al I'll see him when I get some slack,', says YN1 Herman Waller. LM, You tell the Admir- s 'Wig W ,,. I don't care what 'Buffalo' told you, I'm driving the truck to- day, states LCDR CCDR selectj Hank Degroot. I made third, so what,s to hold me back from being Chief of Staff on Unitas XII? asks Reagen Weakly, the Admiral's writer. We realize everyone is on liberty but we prefer a quiet game of chess while in port,,' claims SK1 Bud Harper, left, and SN Lloyd Toms. 1 Combat Camera Group detachments man their rail while entering port. Top row, from left PH3 Leonard Thom son PH2 David Fitz randol 9 P ' PH2 Eric Chaffee and PH3 Earl Mann. JO1,Criag Huebler assumed ng normal prone position. r l I w Our intelligent and dedicated staff wait to serve you? Staff yeoman, from left, YN3 Fred McCr0 y, YN3 Ron VanLaningham and YN3 Wes Coulliette. You don't understand Com- mander.. You have to have the submarine under the water so the ships on top of the water have to look for it, Lieutenant Tom Smith, left, tells Comm- ander Bill Rodriquez. So what, heill still be Mr. Degroot to us, states the staff radiomen. Left row, from bottom, RM2 Mike Bunch, RM3 Cliff Matics and RMCS Gene Shaf- fer. Right row, from bottom, RM3 Ira Walker, RM2 Bill Jahns, RMI Bob Lyhne and RM1 Gary Ludwig. What makes you think I put the salt in the Chief of Staff's coffee?' ' asks Stewardsman Georgge Arsenault. F Yes sir, I guarantee it is sugar this time, promises Stewards- man John Prioleau as he serves the Chief of Staff. A So what, the South Americans play acey-deucey, donlt they?', states YNC Art Von Steuben. The Admiral will eat gilly-gilly and like it if I'm cooking,', vows Steward Second Class Composino Sembrano. , W I don,t care if you two believe me or not, enough for those jackets, says AG3 Dennis Andrews as he briefs QMC Bart Matheny and Captain Bowen. I X ,W 97 ffm! ,Sis 'Q' , s y ' 1 KY! X? -- ff wif: 1, ' . ,-,f 1 'WL ,42- We could have won the America Cup if they would have let us enterf' claims the Admiral's barge crew. From left, BMI Boats', Dale, BM3 Don Garner and EN2 Tony DiNardi. ' ' Sembrano canbfix his gilly-gilly, ut I 'm making the Ad- miral a liver om- elet, says SDC Il-ishi' Magana. 45 r An I J Oh no, moans Frank For ione as Kim Aucremann prepares for time finale in the Show Band's opener',. He has the mouth part crooked again and the Ad- miral's watching. reason guys leader Frank Forgione. Second row, from left, Barry Low, Ken Broomell, Tom Read, Al Valentine, Mike Beegle, Wayne Parker. Third row, from left, Bryon Daileu, Bob Boyer, Rich Briggs, Teddy Bautista, Kirt Hemphill. Last row, stand- ing, Rick Redclay, Jim Guerra, Roy Grundstrom, Kim Aucremann, Don Ryer, Ken gicks, Barry Wolfe, Ron Wilder, Carl Alisa, Larry Ashton, Dean Hoyt and Rick arvey. 1 W 4 11157 9 chors aweigh, my boy .... A BUNDA SHCW HI always fake my horn to football games and blow 3 lifflef, explains Barry Wolfe. 'tlt helpS Poke me with that stick again and I won't dance with you anymore H to Stay in the Public eye and I always get 3 exclaims Larry Ashton to Barry Low. , few Offers for good gigs-i' 1 J xX I ., Q 'oo -QQ m f 0 f, L R ,f ' :- I Q as 41 4 A M' lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhllllllllllllllllllllll mm I ff . SAN JUAN San Juan was founded in 1521 and was originally called Puerto Rico C rich portnj By Juan de Leon. The older portions of the city were built on the rocky islets that enclose San Juan Bay. Most impressive is the Castillo de San Felipe del Morro, which has guarded the entrance of San Juan Bay since 1586. The modern industrial develop- ment, known as 6'Operation Bootstrapw, has brought to San Juan since 1939 many new plants to produce cement, clothing, pharmaceuticals, metal prod- ucts, and electrical goods. When not relaxing on the beach or in San Juan's many restaurants and plush gambling casinos, we welcomed the COMSOLANT Staff aboard. We also had our first chance to meet our counter- parts from South American navies in receptions held eith the Colombians and Venezuelans. Won't somebody take the girl with the skinny legs? i Watch out for the pier! lliosite, Peruvian singing star is flimed for West German TV Everyone vw enjoy this cruise. 7 C f F . n be K l -, e' C' 1 J 1 l Yarnell renders honors to Venezuela at La Gualra So thus lS Caracas ggabgivceirtgegglagagegfalum9 Venezuela Central Caracas from cable car LA GUAIRA and CARACAS, VENEZUELA Caracas is the capital and largest city of the Repub- lic of Venezuela. It is connected with its port La Guaira by rail and by a 12 mile super highway completed in 1953. The -center of the city is the Plaza Bolivar, on the east side of which is the Cathedral. Other historic buildings include Casa Bolivar, birthplaceof Simon Bolivar, and the Church of San Francisco dating from the colonial period. Few colonial houses and buildings have survived, many having been destroyed in the earth- quakes of 1812 and 1900. With its high rise apartments and freeway network, the city is reminiscent of Los Ange- les, but without 0 the. smog. La GuairafCaracas he d the distinction of being nin if. first stop in South America. f X' fy- 1 The highlights of the visit - for most of us was the cable car ride down to Caracas from the top of Humboldt Mountain over 6000 feet high. , . I ., -,ffl f , .J X, U . 1wwm11Wfmmz1mfm w f- . gf f xx ' - ff- In if 1-'21- .- , Scenic Caracas Altamlra Plaza by night . . 000 CC wma ego ,E--an -I -S ' gs ' cC0 in Mn. 'F' If R I 9000 S000 M WK 4. 2 ,v Thar she blows E A 1 , Pollywog revolt E 3 Davy Jones is piped aboard A 100k at Olll' beauty Pagenf o I f V w ' , ,, E 1 x 2 f f IE s . 51 W I 1 I won! I won! Neptunus Rex hears wogs case 5 QQ: 4 ff 13' a a N99 ly ' , ' - Why me! 'Q . V . 1 ' S a ' Breakfast of pollywogs W , i Kiss the baby Congratulations, you,re finally a shellback. Scenic Salvador SALVADQR, BRAZIL Brazil's fourth largest city, also known as Bahia, is the capital of Bahia state and is a major port and commercial city. Tha city is spectacular because of its site and many colorful buildings and houses. Many of the 17th and 18th century churches here represent the best of Portuguese - Brazilian baroque architecture. Salvador prospered as the political and commercial center of early Brazil and today reflects much of this early glamour. Salvadoris life has also been in- fluenced by Africag the Bahian food is very different from the rest of Brazilis because of its unique blend of Spanish and African influences. The title of a Brazilian popular song became a slogan for many of us: 1 want to go back to Bahia . Z Yarnell has childrens party Courtyard of San Francisco Church r Tour group near San Francisco Church 5 J 5 W ,' 'F y f f f J f 1 yyf r by f . 4, 0. X 1, 15? -,W I ,,,, V ?,.,2,, V ww' 4 Z 4 21 2 f W ' f f ff , fl J f f W W 7 f NVQ' , .1 Q ,io X f , ji.-. , if My 1 , ,v , 5 fi? s My N ff, , , M Who says bikinis are more photogenic than churches? Magnificant golden handy work in San Francisco Church Officers enjoy local hospitality and cooking 5 . , 1 Fi 1 1 ,1 ,Xxx K ' ' O I' l f 6 V 3 1 e K Xx M V a A- i a H A ,4 : e J fm ,- a f .A eeen e . ' ' X , l , ,, .- Af,- Z'-X , , V, ,V 'v,: ,, Bumnz12T 'Q Yarnell renders honors entering Rio V , i fi A cool one on top of sugarloaf Copacabana Beach as seen from RUA Ovvidor in downtown R10 RIO One of the world's most beautiful cities, Rio de Janeiro has a spectacular setting on the east side of Guanabara Bay. The Serra dos Orgaos fOrgan Mountainsj rise on the north, and the 1200 ft. high pinnacle known as '4Sugar Loafn QPao fde Acucarj is at the bayis entrance. An aerial cable car starting from the Vermelha Beach area ascends Sugar' Loaf, symbol of Rio and highest point in the city. West of Sugar Loaf is Corcovado QHunchbackj Mountain rising to 2200 ft. and topped with a huge statue of Christ the Redeemer. During our stay a dry spell was ended by rainstorms, so there were not many girls from Ipanemai' on the famed beaches. Many of us had fond memories of the Churrascaria Gaucha, a restaurant which featured outside portions of E B Only transport to Sugar Loaf delicious barbequed meat. For souvenirs we cornered the market in butterfly trays and semi- precious jewelryf. B ' WBICS Carrier visits Brazilian family World War II memorial i I 1 l View of the Jockey Club and Ipanema Beach 4 WWW Tour overlooks Santos Beach im 1' new 1 ' SANTOS and S 0 PAULO, BRAZIL Santos is Brazilis leading export city and is famed as the greatest coffee port in the world. A modern superhighway, the Via An. chieta, connects it with Sao Paulo over the Serrado Mar. Sao Paulo, with a population of over 6,000,000, is the largest city in Brazil, and one of the fastest growing cities in the world. Sao Paulo is the commercial center of Brazi1's major agricultural area, and the nation's leading industrial city. It was easy to get there, so many of us sampled the sights of Sao Paulo, which is known for its eye-popping architecture. 1 ,fl I I W ' ,I ' ' i .-4.632 436' ff ,E ,,,, lf! X 77 if x.4 Ns Wx ,fy a n r M ,QW 2 apples for 5 cruzeiros? La dolce Vita 'Nw People wait in line to visit Yarnell OBA demonstration Interview by Brazilian singing star Maisa Here s a toast to the weather I I 'MQ E 49 L 0 .. 7L w ? I I ' Q ,f,-Q-XA'-ENC X . 5 ,s-. 1 'l FJ- X 33 Sidewalks arenit just sidewalks in Brazil fag V X f i me during general visiting View of Sao Paulo from the Italia building Yarnell sailors off to visit Buenos Aires Sailors tour La Boca section of B.A. Yarnell Weapons officers inspect old Krupp-built cannon at Puerto Belgrano. ARGENTINA Argentina is the land of Gauchos and the pampas, but we knew it as the land of the steaks. In fact, we dined on Argentine beef for the rest of the cruise. Puerto Belgrano is Argentina's principle naval base and is located about 300 miles from Buenos Aires, It was there that we first entered Argentina, A fortunate few were able to visit Buenos Aires, the largest city in South America, known as the Paris of the Westem Hemig. phere . After operations with the Argentine navy, we entered the Southern Argentine port of Comodoro Rivadavia for our second port visit. What can we say about beautiful Commodore-by-the-sea, the next jet-set rendezvous? Oops who forgot to fasten down the hose -F--N -----WML- , 1 A- 4: Bienvenidos a Comodoro Rivadavia This really is a tour of the gas works! Beautiful downtown Comodoro Rivadavia Plaque presentation at Argentine army base vf l Patagonian Panorama b . Au.. A ', V Av X .- A.l..,yf . -L I ,A ' FQ ' ' ' .a I tw H J , - . .nf i Q ' K Masters of the English Narrows: Capt. Bowen, Chilean Pilot, LTJG,'s LaMarche, Both, and Blanchard. MAGELLAN STRAITS and CHILEAN WATERWAY I Following our departure from Comodoro Rivadavia the Unitas ships steamed through the Straits of Magellan following the route the Spanish explorer had taken 400 years earlier. On the island of Tierre Del Fuego the natural fires of burning gas were plainly visible. After transiting the Straits the four ships made the long-awaited turn to the north and headed up the Chilean coast via the inland waterway. The striking scenery included tower- ing mountains with snow, glaciers, and even penguins, The tortuous English Narrows were the highlight of the trip. Our own special navigation teams and two Chilean navy pilots made the difficult trip easy. Off the coast below majestic Mt. Corcovado the Chilean Navy oiler Araucano provided us with fuel for the remainder of our journey to Peru. :SMMANDING oFF1cER, ussffjfay yD,Q,U'ELL AT Hin of 432 E one Q mac W' in cc, 1 792 Lnrrung IJ! A. - LONGIBDE I nzrsnmmrn AT U H ' 1 , . , . 53 bo.-5' 5 '71 I3--QOL' gbgfpgj, ev' flndicare by frm: in :mp S' m CELESTIAL E Dt R. E LORAN RADAR VISUAL ser DRIFT nusrmcs moe soon smc: fri-fy f.i.9 DISTANCE T0 MILES E1-A Snvw cffnfufsc, 137 JSQQQ wus Hoe. :anon H ' v,R,,T,0N 255 GYR0 0 , l7lfGYR0 0 SJE? numeric counss Humans fChe:k amp ' V v . o lj use lj Q Q34 'JDENSATION 0 H04 TABLEJJEVIATION DG: flndicate by check in bozjr 'CI LL, ju Q lj on E oFF I REMARKS Sofft REQ - 13.5 MTS 3ou'fHEP1JMo.ST amffrwe OF .wt-rf4s'5Q 'RESPECT L Y ITTED I igq . Station the anchor detail w A, -1 6- - lfvgptl 4-Li jftj CC: Y 7 Y 'C CUIWSO ' ' 1 f 11 'v , el A -1' X J O if '.lf1ll.ll' X PA, ,f 5 1151 MN? C ff 7 . 1 'D . X . fx.. Pilot error M-iiipg, 1 x 4 Yarnell transits the English Narrows i We enter the English Narrows... l 1 ...And the Willis and Fox follow us through Below towering Mt. Corcovado, Willis fuels from Chilean oiler C efffp R qw 5 a Y GQKWV Q .P T ourmg Pachacamac rums Are the tourguides the attraction? Llama rug factory outlet in Lima Stewards examme Llama rugs at Indian market LIMA and CALLO, PERU Peru is the land of the Andes and the Inca culture, our visit to the national capital of Lima was a high point on the cruise. Lima is the capital and largest city of Peru as well as the administrative, com- mercial, cultural, and transportation heart of the country. More than 400 years old, Lima has preserved her colonial heritage remark- ably well. The narrow streets of the city are lined twith Spanish-Moorish buildings over 250 years old. The city is also famous for its striking cathedrals. Lima has a Mod- ern face too, one of excellent shops and restaurants. The most popular souvenir items were llama and alpaca rugs and jewehy. For history buffs tours were available to the Pachaczfmac ruins and the city's fab- ulous museums. The country club set spent their time at El Basque Country Club relax- ing and enjoying life. Officers reception in Callao Central Lima Honor guard at Palacio De Gobierno Plaza San Martin SECOND CRQSSING 2 e Y y f 5 ,E , Sw! Www f f xwxwfffwf M Real nice huh Admiral?,' A Pm from the DOC Get that wog good and wet Not bald enough , ,,,,, , l l V A visit to the Royal Baby Reignin queen beats him out it i In the garbage, wgg Congratulations, shellback! ' You didn't get in far enouglil PANAMA CITY Because it is at one end of the Panama Canal, Panama City is truly the 6'Crossroads of the World. Low duties and taxes make it a shoppers paradise. Our international bargain 'hun- ters especially stocked up on camera and stereo gear. Panama City was an important city on the Old Spanish Main, so sightseers did not have to look for things to do. Old Panama was burned by the pirate Henry Morgan in 1671g the gaunt ruins of the old city are mute testimony to those exciting days. Cutting a 10 mile wide swath across the isthmus adjacent to Panama City is the Panama Canal Zone, a US territory with free access to Panamanians. After more than three months away, we felt very much at home at the US Naval Base, Rodman, truly a Little America. Do you think he's double jointed? I Welcome to Rodman Yarnell sailors enjoy Harlem Globetrotters basketball game , .Q Unitas ships display friendship lights. I 1 THE PANAMA CANAL Our transit of the Panama Canal consisted of an eight hour, 47 mile transcontinental journey by ship, during which YARNELL went through three series of locks from sea level to 56 feet above sea level and down again. In the process, we even crossed a fresh water lake! The Panama Canal Company furnished a guide who used our loudspeaker system to thoroughly explain the history and operation of the Canal. Goodby Pacific U Yarnell transits the Gatun Cut - l l 4 1 Sailors look on as ship is raised v ' . I Qt i , t N gf xisiw-. X ifyyy ' pax V' X S .sQ. 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Crulseships, sailboats, and warships are equally at home ln Charlotte Amalie harbor ,,B welcome to St. Thomas HEY personnel boat visits Yacht Haven View of capital Charlotte Amalie . I , l Shopping district of Charlotte Amalie 4 1 Ve,-y good, may I try' another, mf I f f f 5 9- t E. X M9955 X.X w I . , X 0' X Xxx Z so . ' X - MMA Rug t X LTJGS 0,Neil and Adler enjoy St. Thomas beach Following VIP tour enroute from St. Thomas, Yarnell returns to San Juan to disembark the Comsolant staff. PORT - AT LAST Here we come, ladies! ETR3 Bellelsle guards the goodies,' Rejoice! Hi, dad, Welcome home! Moored, shift colors f V A f 6 if K ln, ,WW ' The welcoming committee Liberty can Theres no place like home Homeward bound Manning the rail for VIP demonstration HONORS an CEREMONIES Not only were we sailors and sightseers, but also diplomats. In every foreign country we visit- ed high government officials visited our ship in port or witnessed firepower demonstrations at sea. On these occasions diplomatic protocol was the order of the day. Glistening brass, flash. ing swords, and snappy rifle drills marked the superb performance of our honor guard which welcomed generals, govenors and diplomats to our ship. When entering ports, we 'cmanned the raila' and fired 21 gun national salutes to honor each nation we visited. At a moment's notice, our honors OOD,s, honors boatswain's mate, sideboys and gunner's mate were ready with a traditional military welcome for our South American friends. Yarnell fires gun salute lg: , :-,55:f!- 3'fgc51:?f15i95f Yarnell passes in review with Venezuelans Q , is , f '-than t Admiral Anderson inspects Honor Guard Sideboys render honors to Venezuelan Rear Admiral Benatuil s , I 7 f r- :QS . 1 'Q N. ,, . , 5 F A 5 j FF' I f,2 ,.m ' A -lU'fll'- ..s ,ff 40-f Wi low Admiral Anderson participates in wreath-laying ceremony in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian Honor Guard U. S. Ambassador to Argentina, the Honorable John D. Lodge, I visits Yarnell. SPCRTS An avid group of sportsmen represented YARNELL and the UNITAS Task Force as a whole by organizing teams for intership and mternatlonal competxtlon YARNELL fielded teams in softball, basketball, and soccer and plled up good records Our softball team won seven and lost two The hoopsters were 2-1, and our soccer team put up a determmed flght but lost to the Brazlllans At d1v1s1on p1cn1cs and beach partles challenges were issued and the result was hard fought football games followed by v1s1ts to the corpsman Golf courses and sw1mm1ng pools were made available rn several ports and the Jocks among us had thelr day lx ., 1 f U' fi :is 5 Q . W., .t j V ..,, K f ., yftff X, A fx . t r b f ' X' 'f ' N , ' - -- Q is ,X M .g f 'Q X, s , f f e fi? 2 ' ' g gi! ! ' I r n -, X V r , ' f A, 'f . f':-' 'S 1 1 -N f E 'G 4 lv iz' 1 , r , x L ff 5 F: g 4' ' f ,W-' 1, in lisggsf iii , 2 , M GQ. 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YARNELL crewmembers donated nearly 700 man hours to Civic Action projects during UNITAS XI. This is art? 1 We even get flown to do work Civic Action workers take time out for Argentine school call J , ,....-H ,,4n-... MR2 Messer helps unload at Villa Kennedy YW Ways X f msg PNN X GMG3 Shaw at a Salvador dispensary QRS l OPERATION HANDCLASP What does a U.S. Navy ship do with thousands of bottles of baby oil? Operation Handclasp, part of the Navy's People to People program supplies the answer. YARNELL loaded 23 pellets of medical supplies for distribution to schools, orphanages, and hospitals where they are needed. Private corporations donate such items as medical or school supplies for 'distribution by government agencies, including the Navy. YARNELL sailors volunteered , to help transport, unload, and distribute the supplies in different South American ports. 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