Hoel (DDG 13) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1963 volume:

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I 7 so x x S KX K X X X. x-1.1 NX Swv iii XXX NNN NXXQ. KXAXX -N. . ws X Ng... ' X . gb x X1 X K K lg.. SN J X X wg-. REX .K K S . A ENS t K .. S15 -. Nix Q. . , -Six ' . M ..Lx X1 Ax Q X. Xk-. N . X 'N- sx. 'Y V 1- i ANNIVERSARY BOOK OF THE USS HOEL DDG 13 16 JUNE 1962 16 JUNE 1963 A- ww ww x .21 3 'sa 5 W m X P s I f I wx I I - ' iss gh- , N S N' S .. SW V . , XX A ?2:+. ',,f, V -uw., QNYM Q .11 - ...kg N15 ,V .. . , , , I - N A . 1 - 5 .. Wx N....wo-- E ' -' . 1 -1 - 1 4 xx Y 'YAY' V' W ' W F-F M 4' - ' f'f -- ' - W 'E W ' 'W ' ' A'f -ff -f Y - -A Q H ,..4-,.,.t?,,,.,,-4 ,,-, , M Q k ,L W If MESSAGE FRCM TI-IE CAPTAIN U.S.S. HOEL CDDG-137 FLEET POST OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA I 16 June 1963 To the Shipt Company USS HOEL, HOEL hai been in conmiition one yeah today. Uaaing thii yean aenain with hen thaoaghoat hen Aithoagh that aepatation and wade by the peopie who man hen now and otheab who have Aince depaated. ' the nepatation and Apiait that unity Aenvice ii5e hat been ettabiiihed. Apiait,beiong to the bhipt they ane Tl' h oh it about peopie--The gine deitaoyenmen aho have made I I tio o HOEL the Amaht Ahip the it today. 'In the yeani ahead, whethen we h itin advance in the Navy on netaan to civitian ii5e, thii boo w aecaii mewonieb 05 the way we did it in the HOELH. In a new Ahip Aach at HOEL, oan expenienced O55iceaA,.Chie5 Petty Oggiceni, and Petty O55icenA pain thein pnogeiiionai hnow-how gained in many diggenent Ahipi on to the newty annived necnaita. Bat even npae iwpontant than thit, ae ieaan to none togethen--to Aonm amat it comwoniy known at a UAhip'A companyn--a chew who wonhb at a team to accompiith oua mibiion--whethea it'A Ateaming at 54 hnott, gining a TARTAR wnibiie to hit, catching a Aubmanine, nanning an ain -inteacept, winning a cake-baking conteit, on whatevea eiie a baby deitnoyenman it catied upon to do. Since conndiiioning on 16 Jane 1962, we og HOEL have ieanned ati theie wany taAhA, and mane too. we have npnhed tang dayi and nightt to Ahanpen oun many Ahiiii and we have tnaveied a gneat diitance Aince the Ahip'A beginning in Botton. Mott iwpontant, we have ieaaned to putt togethea in wonh on piay. we have now a Ahip og which we can ati be jattiy paoud-- o5 hen acconpiiihmenta to date and hen capabiiity gon the gatuae. we have wade HOEL what the ii, and in the yeanb ahead ae anti add to hen gnoanng aepatation Aon being a ncan-don Ahip aemmmbening that Ha Ahip it onty at good at hen cnewn. J It Let'A mahe eveny day a NHOEL-idayn. 1 if I 4 U! I I5 'UI a X 'N t .I . I J., film 1 T - . , :vs , .HO 'L L as .LQ ! vw. vu. -sffl 1 -1 ,.. nf' ,av f. HCJEL HEADLINES! 44 A . Q: 5 S . A , .5 - , JF' lx N . if ',,' f f Wfj f, QW 465 V Q A535 ' W Q. - f JW x 1' ' h A' vvlv A .' Q f '1'Q i ' , X ' W 1 Q P 'W 'L' Q my M595 Tfffs 0 ' CAPTAIN JAMES D. OLIVER JR USN Captain Oliver Commander Destroyer Division TWELVE, was born in Birmingham, Alabama. After raduating from high school, he attended the University of Alabama and Marion Military Q Academy for one year prior to being appointed to the Naval Academy in 1939 as a Midship- man. Upon graduating from the academy and receiving his commission as Ensign in June 1942, he reported aboard U.S.S. CRAVEN lDD-382l and participated in the South and Central Pacific Naval Campaign from Guadacanal in November 19-424 to the Philippines in October 1944. During the latter part of the war, he served in the Atlantic aboard U.S.S. MCDOUGAL lAG-l26l, Since the vvar, Captain Oliver has served as Commanding Officer' of U.S.S. LST-601, U.S.S. CURRIER lDE-7001 and U.S.S. WEDDERBURN lDD-684l. He has also had duty in Washington, D-C- where he served as aide to the Chief of Naval Personnel, and at tl .5. V 'I Academy, ' v fl if P P wi X lx i l D ,. 1 Q vr'f ' M , no F: KKK I7 5: Y n ,2:, , wr T nv' M -.av ' if - 2.- 9 av .fi F 'Vw F ff 5 A 2, 4 . ' V4 .,.. ,. . 'Sn . .r .- Prior To reporfing as Commander Destroyer Division TWELVE in Ocfober 1962, Capfain Oliver served on The Staff, Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleer as Ship Operafions Officer. Capfain Oliver is married To The former Mariella Barron of Haddonfield, New Jersey. They have Two children, Mariio l9l, and Jim l6l. Mrs. Oliver and the children are presently residing in Coronado, across The loay from San Diego, where Desfroyer Division TWELVE is homeporfed. s Sf I Rf, X y .., D qlv 12 3, STAFF ' , of .f , ,, 7 , ff - If , J Mfzvff KW S- T y , -' lx U: r 1 ,X X' 1 . vi ,I 41 rr' 155- SLTFER USN ER ALLEN W . Commander Siiter, Commanding Otticer ot the new Guided Niissiie Destroyer U.S.S. HOEL has compieted over twenty-three years in the Navy. Born in Niount Carroii, iiiinois on d from Mount Carroii High Schooi in i939, He eniisted in the Navy in d rates. He received his commission as Ensign ot Wisconsin, the U.S. Navai TDDG-i3T, he graduate b equent eniiste the University May 22, i92i, T9A0 and advanced through su s 4 TQAA. Commander Siiter has attended med Forces Stott Coiiege. ' es during his career. He was serving were heid in that - '2 in February hooi, and the Ar ' ting experrenc ' ter Conterences BURGH TCA7 T k Postgraduate Sc Commander Siiter has had many interes aboard U.S.S. AUGUSTA TCA-3TT in TQAT when the Atiantrc Char ship. During the iatter part ot Worid War ii, he was attached to U.S.S, PTTTS during the invasions ot iwo .lima and Okinawa as part ot the tamed Fast Carrier Task Force 58 Foiiowing the war, he continued his cruiser duty as CTC Otticer on board U.S.S. CXEEER TCL-83T. Subsequent duty inciuded tours as Operations Ott R' .nd Navi 'tor ot ii Comic?-CSOX TDPR-329T, Executive Otticer and Navigator 'W H' TNQ Otticer ot U.S.S. ROBERT F. KELLER KDT WTF' ' h Chiet ot Navai Operatior TOO, D.C, in the Office ot t e 'F Prior To reporfing as ProspecTive Commanding Officer of HOEL, Commander Slifer was Operafions Officer of The TALOS Guided Missile Cruiser U.S.S. OKLAHOMA CITY lCLG-51, The Flagship of Commander U.S. SEVENTH FLEET. Commander Slifer arrived aT The building yard, Defoe Shipbuilding Company, aT Bay CiTy, Michigan in January 1962. There he assisfed in com- plefing The ship To meeT Navy sfandards and in organizing The ships crew in preparafion To manning and commissioning The ship as a maiorunif of The fleef, Commander Slifer wears The Commendafion ribbon wiTh a le1Ter of Commendafion for. service during The Korean War. He also wears six baTTle sTars on numerous campaign ribbons for World War ll and Korean War acTion'. Commander Slifer is married To The former Florence Pohlman of Brooklyn, New York. They have Two children, Richard U71 and Elaine l14l. Mrs. Slifer and The children are presenTly re- siding in San Diego, where U.S.S. HOEL is homeporfed. l x l '- .?f 4 iv' f ' To f V1 JF' ' I if ' vt' 6 ,T ,J ur nr' I 'i t y?v f 4. ji!! if 'T I ffjif I !f. ff. l I I I f . 1 , 1' I 9 Q A , f f Q o fr-9 Q is . 1' ! , K f T ' 1-rf X-- lr if I' 8 . ,..,. ,115 if f y , T '-fff'--'---V,,..,..,, W ,-+1 -.,f . . ,f . - - f , 7'-f-T -9-1...-v....... ffwwstf V -'Mg Q11 ,',:,,f.fsftfzf:ff 1-,bm ., ,, 1-W--vw--.. .,..,, .-.,,,,,, M 'A ' K 'it r it ff r Qapefetsy ': H . -, , --f-.... ..... ,.,. , .A.m,Y- LLL? . , ':,.,. M -, t ss. f, , ,, .. W . :....,.1e4,smf+?amtm?3c:.s.5e2ZaNtiS1msMgssws z..m.. f Y ,, sc, , .N LCDR PETER A. STARK JR LJSN Lieutenant Commander Peter A. Stark, Jr., U.S. Navy, the Executive Officer of the new ' th Nav Guided Missile Destroyer U.. S.S. HOEL lDDG-131 has completed seventeen years in e y. Born in Trimmins, Ontario, Canada and raised in Hibbing, Minnesota, he graduated from H'bbin Hi h School in 1946. He enlisted in the Navy shortly after graduation and two years l 9 9 later entered the U.S. Naval Academy by virtue of a Fleet appointment. Graduating with the Class of 1952, he was ordered to the U.S.S. KEARSARGE KCVA-331, after ' ' ' lebe class. Onboard temporary duty at the Naval Academy as an instructor for the incoming p KEARSARGE he was assigned to the Gunnery Department, and later as the Assistant Navigator ainin in that billet until transferred in August 1954. He then reported to thefPre-Commis- l cin rem g sioning Detail of the U.S.S. PLYMOUTH ROCK lLSD-2511-cfs the Prospective Gunnery Officer, p O Q the ship in commission November 29, 1954. , v , After two years aboard the PLYMOUTH ROCK, he was A J.. the-5ll.S.S. CONWAY iDlDE-5071 as the Operations Officer and later as the Executn, it P rde' er J i . a two year tour on the Staff, Commander Naval Air Force Ji. gg Officer in the Ship's Material section. , '.Fa,:5flg in r. 7xt6 ww T T- ,335 slit . :iffy ,uf- sind mf - .,,g, I-4' ' xt! A ,gg- Q' ' I I V-1 A-V A , nn. -,. Prior to reporting to HOEL, LCDR Stark was attached to the Proiect Mercury Staff of Com- mander Destroyer Flotilla FOUR as the Retrieval Techniques Officer and was a member of the Recovery Force that effected recoveries of Astronauts SHEPPARD, GRISSOM and GLENN. He ioined the Project Mercury Staff shortly before the first successful Mercury Redstone flight and was detached after the successful orbital flight of LTCOL GLENN. LCDR Stark wears the World War ll Victory Ribbon, China Service Ribbon, National Defense Service Ribbon, Korean Service Ribbon with two bronze stars, United Nations Service Ribbon and the Korean Presidential Citation. He is married to the former Barbara M. Harris of Baltimore, Maryland. They have two chil- dren, Timothy lol and Jeffrey l3l. Mrs. Stark and the children are presently residing in San Diego. ,xy , 9 BUILDING AT BAY CITY '......4-il 7 2 2 'QA ' -fr ' -fuffsw - wi? .ai , 'Q-,ff'5E', R352-T gg. S' ,- I ' Lg. L 6 'S N 4 s 4 5 M f-I QQN M 4f'fQD - ,,f'4M W Q92 'Qi' 29562 45 Zag 2929325 W2 2 . n 1 Q22 'QW Q? V24 21. 0645 Z 3 2 f In P I1VA:q' A J I 16 ENG' og?-We rx Wxaomssxvee' s wo' 0 vis , Cx-XXXA 1 ' 7 Q , .li ff ,. 'fa ' 19 W? ,z ' W 'v Q X lp Q g 9 ,af-S Y it If 7 I 4 xx l 1 NDN 1 1' i lv? I blip S X xx 1 'A PM x 4- 2 'Y Q 0 ca J uv i f 5 . ., fifif . Y ' ' 9 M , + vi ,4 ,PIP W t 4 4 f 'G-vc wwf ' 'CX U Alf' :Ai t' ' Q M L 4' I? in xi I ,Ind K 51732 was - If H 0-sr I W 1 I -ul' QS A Neo 3146 , ggS. .xx , DCWN HE WAYS rw--'F T ag, M , I . .14 m . - .-'gif in Eg, .iw B- ,g ,.--gr X . ., ' , gg .-Q .ctilrwb 1 FAREWELL FRESH WATER ..,-fff . . 1 fm' if H . A f-R 4 Q-f vig 14 ?,f'wtEi ,.,,,,w, , 4-I . ' f fm M 3 ,4 1. L W xv 4 f View 1 I X A A BEANTDWN HERE WE CCME!! ,,,,WVWuf4vm I --- TRANSIT or s'r LAWRENCE se AW AY 44. N.-U WN ,.,.u:..- IN nnvooclc AT BOSTON SHIPYARD . 0 E- 4 S., .:'..,' t. w . - SP1 -- , Ai.: .ni-1, , Gras: 3 Cm ' 'lf HF ui besi HUl C021 in ri cum. sep: all r. pim: feats ities deiese Zoo! as be 04: cific ' tim: coabzr fore yr -:T N'- - 1 and r lllglliir lfhles ...i fher: VF. Ulmer SPECI3 EOE SUSPT. XI' V l x W 3 , 'H' 1 l THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ' WASHINGTON May 31, 1962 'My dear Commander Slifer It is with great pleasure that I extend my 1best wishes to you, your officers and men of USS iHOEL CDDG 133 on this memorable occasion of her zcommissioning USS HOEL CDDG 131 is another step forward in the development of combatant ships and is the ,umulative result of the combined efforts of many segments of the United States Navy Upon her and Lll the ships of the Fleet lie the hopes and as Jirations of our Navy With her overall strength eatured by her superior Anti Air Warfare capabil zties, her very existence will be a further strong 1eterrent to aggression It has been said that a Navy in only as ood as its ships While this is true, a ship can only as good as its crew tfic meaning because before Lve,each shcp must train for ambat readiness To achieve are you I am confident that This has a more spe a Navy can be effec the highest possible this is the goal be under the leadership .d personal example of you and your officers the :ghest standards of devotion to duty will b .hieved,and that USS HOEL will meet the challenge her tasks in defense ofcmr country in such man r as to reflect the highest credit upon the U S Sincerely yours, nander Allen W Slifer, USN Lpective Commanding Officer HOEL CDDG 135 . 11Supervisor of Shipbuilding '1City, Michigan all ', USN 2 Q29 'S : I CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS 31 may 1962 Dear Captain, On the occasion of the commissioning of your ship, USS HOEL QDDG-l3j, I extend to you my congratulations on your new com and and wish you, your officers and crew a successful and rewarding cnnse USS HOEL is the newest in a series of Tartar guided missile destroyers whose armament will greatly increase the-Anti-Submarine and Anti-Air Warfare capability of our Navy The characteristics of your ship reflect the technological advances which have signif- icantly improved the combat efficiency of the Navy through improved weapons and other epochal changes in combatant ships It is your privilege to command one of the finest ships of the finest Navy on earth The duties and responsibilities which will rest upon your shoulders during the time you have command will be heavy indeed It will be your duty to weld the fine officers and men who compose your crew into a combat unit ready to carry out any of the many missions which may be assigned your ship lt will be your responsibility to generate the teamwork, the personal skill and the individual devotion to duty making U S HOEL the effective fighting unit that she deserves to be It will be your duty to en sure that each individual who has the honor to serve in your ship will have the personal satisfaction of being an important part of a successful fighting organization of the United States Navy . As Com anding Officer of your powerful ship, you will realize that you, your ship and each individual in her must be able to respond to any crisis with which the United States may be confront- d You and each one of your ship's company must be able to act swiftly and intelligently just as other men have done in U S men- of war before you By so doing you will make a personal contribu- tion to the Navy s rich and meaningful tradition To you and each member of your ship's company, a fair breeze and God's help in the many tasks which you will encounter I -I a ca ta a t S 1 1 f 'q.1Ql4- ' . .waywyvh - M, gM,.- naps -swag 1 W X W Ap. sl . Wifi. i 1 -:J ay I 1 1 '73 446 ., h ,f ,,4?fSw,f?'l 51. ? -ff' - fa fly? V ff H 4 ilu:::l A 1 Sincerely yours, gm f GEGWHBWiHUHggQggtLtSyzANJ Commander Allen W. Slifer, USN Prospective Com anding Officer USS HOEL QDDG-13, 1 cfo Supervisor of Shipbuilding, usN Bay City, Michigan V ,Q .- 'vff 5. ,ky 4 g'6g3:Z,U,,pga 45i'4u,'y?f' . 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Y N m . ..., 54.1 ' 'R ffyfw.. if X Si in . l . 5, Y, E l L 2 Big time operator. Sure hope if calms down soon! ,W XM! v , .,-.. , mn lV1.f'.!fQ1, od, ' ,as .J -1 ,J iron ones. The fhree stooges. MMC, Ruger G. C. SQG2, Guthrie R. G. SN, Henderson C. E. SN, Broziel F. J. GMM2, Hilliard E. TM2, Wesrling D. R. SOG2, Belsheim D. L. SOC. SECOND J. R. SN, Nissen- D. D. SOG2, Pickney D. J. SA, lnghrcim C. R. SN, Wilson- L. C. SOl, Plummer G. G. SOG3, Crowley D. T. SOGSN, ENS. R. M. Clifford. 'V f x - W 1, 1 3 J' ' ... W if 'Sn X l l l i .....--..NM,,,,.,.,...--....wv -f V g ,, X- ' Q. 3- ,., .,,. MW, M I N gig., V ., , was-Q., vi. v xtzgyx R -,gym F 4' h 0 ,. V 4281.434 C. A ., ,. M-..,. WM.. . :I ,ii xr iv, N . L - I 55 - f Schumcxrd J. L. SOGSN. gil x: K g 1 :SY ND 4 M' f Q, x , M , Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Milliken w. G. soGsN, Mock N. R. socs X11 g g 'ff-fm' Enjoy if while you can. ,f 1 7. JI O x 1 X If , f A 1 X 7 fy X , X '34-MW V I I ,ffQ',Q' W W 1 ' 3121. f. 'f A IW! QV! .Ui ' ' , ' 221- ' , ,CHS A 1 ,. , M -Q X ,,i4,,,f, M f . . W Mix-4 , ,f v f2 V I ' W JW' r f W l'Il walk The line. Sick, sorry cmd sober. 'WL ww... PNl, Kesselring N, F. PNi, Gray D. E. GMI, Sriwifh- R. S. YNCS, LT. G. A. Trail lll. S C N, Wilhelm J. B. QMS, Sfollcup L. W. W. QM3, Neal F. C. SN. l- E OND ROW: Davis D. QM2, Wong F. HM3, Wilson. B. D. SA, Fourstar R. K 1 ll Jah...-6' -' .- , ' f -H-..-....,..n V --,D . -- W x . . gi, 4 W YV , my i l l Who needs Liberty! Just cz liffle more elbow grease . . . The KHAKI SACKERH Sorry to hear thot . . . I recommend . . i xx' M ' ' ' 7 'VM' ' V A W P ' -l So whof? My lockers shining 4 f f ii K Lf A 1. 'K . ,gsm ff' fe-sf: ,, , . Ji- -4 Ei FU or 5 ' Rough weekend? 29 , , , V -W an -kwif --, W H -A v - '-1' -.,.-- if - -, . , af- 1 if if 2 ya, 5? is 45. .rf 3. F .L , , f Lu, 7 f fm M, , NH, , N fwl 11.11- W i f 4 az 4'7?'ff' 44 , 6 1 Nw 'M' r Y. I f Always smilin . . . NNYX Sure The ship is safe? What made you ask? Career man maTerial - N f4'1nw 'Z. .f. ' f TW --.fffif .c Wr'l'flr'f'i You say Two hours for each piece? Tain'T nothin to smile about. I, .,., W .., ,,. ,,,, , ' ,wzwda I V f' , V' , V , I I - U - - , kvvvrt . V -E-,Y .. L 7 2 X ' My fW 'mfL '1 Y 3 Z '3: ll: 'J '2Nl I ' 'T4HW: '7T.f HQ. , 112. ' '-zy... ' -A ' wr. - ...H ,. ,, ,., ,.,,, . .A .. . .. V, ., M k--- Nl.fL1..j '--7-- '7,: -'fr --- .. vw- -'-- - - . .,,. g..r -1-M-'f-iffy,- 3 'g3,15sfg-5-figs Q-- , I ...:s.-... ,,... ..., , ..... , ....4, ..:...m...... ,,,, W., .,...4., . J RD3 SECOND ROW- ENS C V. May, Day W. E. SN, Nieboer J. P. RDSA, Wolanln A. J. SN SN Fordham J. C. RD3, Everls J. A. RD3 V l UQ-fi RDl, Merrill J. J. RD2, Weitzell D. D. RD2, Broussard W. . . . . C. L, RD3, Philmon R. L. RD3, Pate A. L. RD3, Welty AR. R. RD3, Walden M. , rl l J ,r L. B. RD3, Barnes R. T. SN, Beat ph I-. ' , ' . 43-LM W L. A. SN, Lester R. L. 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PN, HOPPBY K. D. MM1, Hennig J, D. FA, Hennig B. F. FN, Coskowski J. A. MM3, Baldwin L. L. MM2, Arrens F. C. MM3, Bolton J. MMC. . Th- H ki '14 A .W . ' XLFJL -ig, .- D.. wi- M 1 - , .. l Q ii I Y ififw . Qu -Q ! I wonder nf III ever get o request approved' Sutton H. D. MM2 81 Topic D. G. MMI 1 . T -s X .Bl-fliiilr -4.- nlvf is f it-Li-I i- - -in-Q, Y 'Li X?,,lv-uv-5 Got ony books? V 5 5, K ff . M! ,N - . s A sy , -f ' , My V . .. . MDI' 3312 , Vg f 4 -W , V . . , . shy,,glyW35X.,Ay .Q , -' nf Sw gf' by 4 V. ,lf .NA R K . , . -.L V - 3 -...,-- w-- , 2 years, 164 day, 23 hours, 33 minutes, 59 seconds 81 then l'II ship over. 37 N-L,,J,N,.., .,. . ...,...,1.-...s.-.cn ...... ' a , - ' ' ' ' ... .H -. ... . I .V .3 - - . ,,- , -1, .T f-.,,, -T -ff: - ,.,..,1,......, .0 ,,. .. i - u---- -- ....:jw- lr .XL :A l --Mu. -- V-' ---.4 1. r.: T5 --1 . 1 ,, , .::s.: 7 gzfvfr- .... t H ............. ,, ,,,, .L x.kxxxx: ..... 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SA, 'Lang D. R. SN, Young D. E. SN. ,..'. A' - 1.3 ' f. .... Er. , ll K A f new N ,A --ww U, ,. ,,,. . .e.....g:....i11-.-..-v-'- I A J Wvgupln' , , , ff'- -' V Q x , 5 Vt. 3 'f Q.,, ' V' MGM' LEFT TO RIGHT: Scerna J. R. CS3, Marlatt E. T. CS3, Banek J E CS3 Sutherlin R. K. SN. I A f , ? fi ff f 'J X mfff 'RR- gg V- f' V 24, ' , f 1 i 5 ,f V ? g Sure, we'II be glad to give you an advance But he keeps ordering Champagne and Caviar. What do you mean, button extractor! , . ,,...,., ,-, ...S-....c.,..,.. ,....,.:5..-.1-,,-..,1.,. -.-..,...c..-... 4- gy-f11rr7hjf':'rgv-75.44,-, ,.,,,.,:..,..,,.::.azs-+-,4gmy.-,Q-,f.---:.-H--1:--rn-'-xv-is--1-1- . - -'-- f--'- --f From: Commandant, FIFTEENTH Naval District To: Commanding Officer, U.S.S. HOEL IDDG-l3l Via: Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet ' Subi: Assistance rendered to disabled English yacht STAR DRIFT I. On 30 August 1962, U.S.S. HOELIDDG-131 was diverted by Commandant, FIFTEENTH Naval District to render assistance to the English yacht STAR DRIFT which was adrift with engine trouble approximately I5O miles northeast of Cristobal, Canal Zone. 2. Rapidly, and without hesitation, the U.S.S. HOEL proceeded to the position of the STAR DRIFT, arriving two hours later, Determining that engine repairs could not be effected at sea, the U.S.S. HOEL by means of a ship's boat, took the STAR DRIFT under tow. At a speed of 6.6 knots and l5V2 hours later, the U.S.S. HOEL, with its charge, arrived at Cristobal, Canal Zone. 3. The willingness to render assistance to human beings in distress and the saving of prop- erty enhanced the prestige of the United States Navy in the entire local area. s 4. The Commandant, FIFTEENTH Naval District desires to extend his Personal WELL DONE' to the officers and men of the U.S.S. HOEL. . : W. E. FERRALL if K. . It - . . .: '. 1 'I' I 'eu ,' jaw is -V, I g B 421-I T9 I . . 0 E5 .p .4 ,.f Q LOVE THIS NAVY LIFE - CAN'T BEAT IT This is The way iT is done in The Navy. There are 365 days in each year, you are enTiTIed, as a member of The Navy, To 30 days Ieave annually, and a 72-hour IiberTy every six weeks. This is a ToTal of 50 days, leaving approximately 309 days remaining. There are approximately 16 naTional holidays, and I04 SaTurdays and Sundays. ThaT nar- rows The balance down To T89 days. You sleep approximaTely 8 hours daily off duTy, ThaT Takes up anoTher 126 days and leaves Uncle Sam wiTh 63 days. If you Take an hour off each day for lunch, ThaT's I5 more days a year used up, leaving 48 days. I4 days are seT aside for various lecTures, General QuarTers and coffee breaks, eTc., leaving a ToTal of 34 days. V OT These 34 days remaining 24 days are paydays, and you know how much work you do on a payday. ThaT leaves I0 days. 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N5 abr Aim, 1 i -PRESUS DEMO- Dear Admiral Sides: I am grateful to have had the' chance to see the outstanding performance of the Naval forces under your command. The skill, enthusiasm, and professional qualities of the forces I witnessed in action were most impressive. I wish you would pass to all of those involved in the exercise my appreciation ,for their contribution to the defense of our country. I know that f .sects and the news media, after witnessing this performance, are now I E pe gifuqlifieg f--sn'-' orofessional competence of our Naval Forces. I .I I b'ie': 4 ., IIA f , erely, I 'V N F. KENNEDY ,.' 1, Qf' ',,' ' Q f 'K 1 ,1 ' . 1 I I .' ' . in Y I 4 F J ,,,.K-.c c.:. sassy L-:f:.:43:,gJlf:'1fif3E2L.... K N- Ni SA .c ,.,Lfi5?3i1,gi :gi-1551-f?Z.i.f5E'Q-fig'1,. -,k, g5:5ljixi I by ' - be - -v v is - n ,e VVVV ,W . ,V,,, , , , CREST DESCRIPTION MOTTO: PRIMA INTER OPTlMAS ITIGCIFIS FIRST AMONG THE LEADERS I p CHEVRON: shape Port in Defense of comfy I . TRIDENT: Symbolic of Seo Power BATTLEAXE: Aggressive Ability of HOEL CRESCENT: Seltond Ship to bear the Nome 62 wwf- -' , .gsm ,,,, . .,,v,eeee'g5:::py 3: 'Q--f '-- : -'--------- ---T--ge ,f STATISTICS USS HCELTDDG I3 Keel LcIid . . . LcIunched .... V, Commissioned ...... Length lBow to Sternl Width lBeoIml Crew ............. Weight lDisplcIcementl Speed ............ Propulsion Power . . . Engines .... Rudders . . . 3 August 1959 4 August i960 .. T6 June l962 . . . 437' . . . . 47' . . . 340 Men .. 4500 Tons .. Over 33 MPH 70,000 HP 2 Steom Turbine Plants 2 gf MR Q f - Ring ef - .-Q,,1..1- ,, L. V Sk F- I ' A If I' Y. A6 .fs 'FWZ Thru K 'Hr ,,. 1-an-W 1'1 ,, ,- , , , W -Y W,-1..- . TO THE GALLANT MEN A I Ns WHO HAVE GONE BEFORE FT 533 Aff' , , W ee-v.-.-2, .7 .e.e.,,:sn:si-1 - ee- . -..e,:u,,.,. -.-ee ------H-M ' ' ' 7 . -- me r-5 ,- .e. - r ug i Y - ' ,,,,,. , e .ff..1: .-Am---n.f . v - A ' YEAR BOCK STAFF N ENS J.G. PETRASCH, USNR Lcnn P.A. STARK JR us ENS ROR. 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