James C Owens (DD 776) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

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' ' QQ FAS -k'A X 'Aqq X'x ' WWW 'f X 1 X x ff X ff fi?'fWfz?f fy 275 ff V' L , ' f A . h ,V V,,, x . X--x i x ,f I, 2 f,ff, f 9, W ,v f aff 5, X. i5 yi gi V ,VIV I W .,,..,, W Q Q f 4, i 7, m..x L i 1. i A i v 1 V il ssc: Es c. owEN 1 X ' x ' X One of the gallant World War ll pilots who did much to turn the tide in the Pacific in our favor was Lieutenant James C. Owens Jr. He lost his life in the Battle of Midway, 3-6 June 1942, while attacking a force of enemy carriers. To the awards of the Navy Cross and the Presidential Unit Citation, held by Lieutenant Owens was added the honor of having a ship named after him. Thus , in October 1944, at the Bethlehem Steel Company's San Pedro, California Shipyards the USS JAMES C. OWENS was christened and in February 1945, the ship was commissioned. . On 10 May 1945, the Owens, escorting the Battleship California steamed to Pearl Harbor. The Owens , joined Destroyer Squadron 24 and proceeded to Leyte, Philippine Islands where a faststriking force was formed, consisting of light and heavy cruisers. Upon cessation of hos- tilities, the J. C. OWENS -took part in the occupation of Wakayama, Japan. Departing the Far East in the fall of 1945, OWENS steamed east through the Panama Canal to her homeport, Newport, Rhode Island. In June 1948 the OWENS made her second Mediterranean cruise. It was on this cruise that she first operated under the flag of the United Nations in patrolling the waters off Palestine. Shortly after her return home early in 1950, she was plucked from the fleet, inactivated and left idle at Charleston, South Carolina, in the Moth- ball Fleet . In September 1950, however, I -. 3 N , 'N 1 yr X 'Z AX. W-4 l N I ,B - lt, i K x t 'x s Q, 's N. , , i 1 lv X i. 5 il: if ,.: Q v A 51 ll N x, C N she .was recommissioned for the Korean Conflict, proceeded to duty in the Far East, and once again operated under the flag of the United Nations. During her tour of duty in the Far East in 1952, while acting as commander of the task elementbombardingSonjin, OWENS received counterbattery fire from enemy shore installations which damaged the forward superstructure and resulted in several' personnel casualties. Upon com- pletion of her tour of duty in the Far East in 1952, OWENS returned to the United States via the Mediterranean in company with Destroyer Squadron 22, making a good will tour enroute. The ship arrived in Norfolk, Virginia, on 19 August 1952. From September 1953 until March 1954 she served in the Far East under the U.N. flag for the third time. The OWENS operated out of Norfolk for the next three years as part of an Anti-submarine Force of the Atlantic Fleet. She was deployed to the Mediterranean again from Februaryto May 1957. On 1 April 1958, the J. C. OWENS was officially transferred to Destroyer Squadron 32, becoming flagship of Commander Destroyer Division 32. From April 1958 to January 1962, the OWENS made two seven month Med cruises and one Midshipmen cruise to ports in Northern Europe. On 15 January 1962, OWENS had her homeport changed to Charleston, South Carolina, where she commenced a FRAM II conversion at the Charleston Naval Shipyard on February 1. The conversion was com- pleted at a cost of over five million dollars, and the ship was transferred to Destroyer Squadron 4. In December 1962 ,the ship was ordered to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for patrol duties, and returned to her homeport in January 1963, and back to the Med in August 1963. The OWENS operated with the Sixtfi Fleet, and returned to Charleston for Christmas. In February 1964, the ship visited Norfolk and received her two drone anti- submarine helicopters, greatly increasing her ASW hunter-killer capabilities. From June to September, she deployed to the Mediterranean on a Midshipmen cruise. Five months later in February 1965, the OWENS was in the Med again. In July 1965, the VOWENS J received the Battle Efficiency E award for De- stroyer Squadron Four for operations during the previous fiscal year. After returning to the United States in July, the OWENS was assigned to a recovery ship station for the launch of GEMINI 5. On completion of this operation, the ship returned to Charleston and later entered the Naval Shipyard for afour month overhaul period commencing on 2 November 1965. In March 1966, OWENS was back to Guantanamo Bayf Cuba for Refresher Training. During this period, the ship was called upon to render emergency assistance to the burning cruise ship VIKING PRINCESS. After returning to Charleston for a brief stay the ship was again underway in early June to embark Midshipmen for a summer training cruise, and an amphibious landing exercise at Vieques, Puerto Rico. In late August OWENS was assigned as the close-in recovery ship for the second in a series of APOLLO unmanned space launches. In late September the OWENS departed Charleston for a four month deployment to the Sixth Fleet. In December, while operating in the Aegean Sea, the ship with Task Group 60.2 was diverted from its scheduled operations to go to the scene of the sinking of the Greek ferry HERAKLIQN4 where CWENS aided in the rescue oper- ations. OWENS returned to Charleston 31 January 1967. During the remainder of the year, OWENS participated in several Atlantic Fleet operations and then commenced preparations for deployment to the Pacific Fleet., Before her departure the ship was awarded the Battle Efficiency E for Destroyer Squadron Four forthe year 1967 . The OWENS departed Charleston on 15 November 1967 for duty in the Pacific. While attached to the Seventh Fleet, she conducted operations in the Tonkin Gulf, the Sea of Japan, and provided naval gun fire support for Allied forces serving in the Republic of South Vietnam. The OWENS returned to Charleston on 22 June 1968 for reassignment in the Second Fleet. N,,i.i .t,.lM,W Wy, sg: f ' ' ' C X. A ff f X X JW X , , is ,, - .f , ..Qw0nf,MM ff! ,rpg W f ' I f f sf , J W A rf f 1 Qf mi 7 5 f F WW -fic iw ' 1 4 1 1 , 5-S :fm , Q I 2 f giwwzi ' ff , f W 9, ff f f M jx v, , ,, f H47 VW N ff Q ff , gf ,, - ' f , ,,,, V f 1 ,f .O , , ,, ., ,aw ff f I COMMANDER C. C. ANGLEMAN Commander Angleman was born in 1927 in Westfield, New Jersey, and graduated in 1945 from Deerfield Academy, Massachusetts. He enlisted in the Navy and after one year's service entered the U.S. Naval Academy with a fleet appoint- ment. Graduated with distinction in 1950, he was assignmed to CHEVALIER QDDR- 805j and spent thirteen months in Korean waters. After Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Navy diver training, he served aboard MINAH QAMCU-141 and became Com- manding Officer six months prior to assign- ment to postgraduate study. He completed Study in 1957 at M.I.T. with a Masters degree' in Nuclear Physics. Successive duties included Nuclear Warhead Officer in TOLEDO QCA-1333 and Executive Officer of CURRIER QDE-7003. After three years as Director, Officers' Course and Reactor Engineering Instructor at Nuclear Power School, Mare Island, California, he was designated a Nuclear Propulsion Plant Operator at the training unit in Idaho and served as Assistant Reactor Officer aboard ENTERPRISE QCVAN-655 , participating in the around the world cruise of Nuclear Task Force One. He then completed the Armed Forces,Staff College Course and his last duty before assignment to OWENS in October, 1967, was as Executive Officer of GRAND CANYON QAD-285. Commander Angleman is married to the former Patricia MacDonald of Glendale, California, and has three children, Van, Alan, and Diane. m...h I ,, ,,.. ,,,,, ,I . XX XX ff fg XQX Zwfzf V xv T ZH 'ff JLg 4 PR P ,,xx X ,,Qf, Q f , iv - Z 7, i f f -X 5 Xb X Q 2 ' :Z x'h- S 3 ff, A . - af ,,,, X i M LCDR. D. W. FAR HAM ' Q , X N ff Q , - Z f YiQ, . Y LT, TURNER LT, EHLERS LT. MASTERS LTJG. GARDNER WEAPONS OPERATIONS ENGINEERING SUPPLY '7 Looking out Manned and ready Armed to the teeth F IRS T DIVISION W I'm gonna change my rate to bos'n mate ENS WIETHOLTER 1ST LIEUTENANT BM1 Kirchmeier BM2 Butler BM3 O'Ne2.1 BM3 Thomas SN Alvarez SN Boatwright SN Boedy SN Bray SN Brown SN Capucci SN Chadwick SN Clark SN Cornwell SN Cru SN Cfidel' SN Darnell SN Delzer Q f I I f 1 V 'Q fl i SN Dorris SN Drake SN Gates SN Greer SN Harbot SN Hatter SN Horning Sea details bore me SN Miller SN Johnson SN Jones SN Pfister SN Polier SN Robinett SN Schile SN Sollar SN Stehle SN Topel SN Truelson SN Weaver SN Weir SN Wesley SN J. L. West SN J. F. West SN Wiggins SN Williams SN W00d LTJG SAMS S COND DIVISION 2ND DIV OFF wwmwm FTG1 Stephenson FTG2 Glnsburgh Flghtlllg' the war agamst runmng rust FTG2 BOOSG FTG2 W01f FTG3 Bradley FTG3 JOYCE FTG3 Lenhart FTG3 Smith FTG3 Steinbrecher A gunner and his mount CHIEF GWYN GMGC Uncle Steve and his boys Q 0 , f ss 4 0 S f X , N 4 2 f Q X , N 1 SK , g f i r e fx E1 f 0' Ui Q r , ' we ' fp GMG2 McNee1y GMG2 Weatherman GMG3 Fuller GMG3 Kirk GMG3 Soria SN Hall SN Sumner SN Teeple SN Walker GMG1 Bledsoe GMG1 Robertson 1 V! , ' 4 f f X , X X , M 1-'.' 3:1 J , ul And another thing, Chief 5 , ,, ' 'xr ENS OTHIC ENS HURT ASW OFFICER ASST ASW 4x Y X f fy X Q iawqr? W Q fc, , 1,1 .X n .-k.v M , 5 a STG1 D1xon TM1 Dougharty STG2 Bound ASW Readiness i V 4 i 4 1 1 i i 3 ? 1 s I K 5 r s l 1? I a K 1 A STG2 C0ff9Y STG2 G21Sb21'I'0 STG2 Gwyn STG2 Thompson TM3 Black STG3 Bramble GMG3 Glenn N 1 D STG3 Herrin STG3 Huggard STG3 Kelly STG3 Price STG3 Terrell TM3 Vargas STGSN Johnson Nb' I , 4 2 Stand clear aft of frame 132 EN1 Schaubhut ADR2 Counts ATN2 Moore ETN2 Rayburn SN Coley And after I just sh1ned lt sw . mf 13 f , ,, a i f il M n . X' V I Q V :s:'f.-Vx -J hiv. , :v v y,,.,.,N .,,h:,. i 1 Q T MORRUW .faq BEEN SG2'9E .fE2x QF INTEREST g ZZ DPR 4' N Going aloft The center The nerve center !,.i,7. V LTJG HANNON ASST NAVIGATOR ENS BERNHARD C OM OF FICER We've Just dlscovered a new stram of ath1ete's foot SM1 Bryant SM1 Gable PN1 Hembrey QM1 Laxson I N 1 HM1 Reynolds RM1 Southern RM2 Anderson YN2 Estel 1 RM2 Garland RM2 Roberts YN 3 Bell V n n V ' n 1 E f I 1 E n 4 N Y l . l l 5 ' i 13 L, . 5 1 - f . . . WV , E i f 1 i 1. W ' 4 ii! I K 16 1 K E ? PC3 B01f0f1 QM3 Crabtree RM3 Duerkop SM3 Felder CT3 Jones Chart a course to Olongapo, Tony RM3 Harper RM3 Hanks SN Aaron SN Beever SN COI'nm21n SN H111 SN Merril SN Penticoff SN Pimentel SN Schlosser CHIEF SAUNDERS RMC Watch your language, Charley I I Ol Division E P I 1 ! W I i Y I I i i ENS ALLARD 5 CIC OFFICER E I I Recommend 370 at 4Kts to station I I. RD1 Akers RD2 Bass RD2 Hobson RD2 Laws RD2 McMi11en RD3 Gately RD3 Sell I If ii I? !I ll' jx, i SN Bodzak ! SN Kelder SN Lovett SN Mugherini SN Peterson il SN Portlock CHIEF MICHALCO J RDC , Joey watches a skunk 18 J Q w I E Q As., 4 t N ENS CHURBUCK ET2 Hittle EMO ET2 Holder Where's that contact lens? ET2 Palazzi ET2 Crow ET2 Thomas ET2 Woodard ET3 Golden ET3 Kleymeer ET3 Moura V', ,V CHIEF FISHER Two more squares and we get combat pay ETC Gr 'Q Cr Q1 9 nf 9 f 0 O 5 2 1 5 9-it M GH. fl . .Power Machinery 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a CHIEF VICKERS Bros 1 1 1 1 5 VIS I DN That's NSFO we're drinking 3 BT1 Kem BT2 Buck BT2 Dick BT2 Wiggins BT3 Antonucci BT3 Carr BT3 Hall 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 , 1 1 l 1 11 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 Z 1 The black gang takes a break 1 3 22 BT3 Hansen BT3 Hilburn BT3 Juliano BT3 MGI'I'iCk X Y BT3 Moore BT3 Owens BT3 Phillips BT3 Richardson 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 How did that get in there, Yak? 1 hate those fu-esides BT3 Ruhkamp BT3 Stabnow BT3 Yakal FN Coffey ,FN Day FN Faries 4 ,Q 4 , . FN Koch FN Neary F Fresh air---it's wonderful FN Rufenacht FN Waldman DIVISIO LTJ G BOTWINICK M PA Call down to mam control MM1 Cassels MM1 Derlllgton MM1 W11113mS MM2 Corlef MM2 Kerr MM2 Morgan MM2 Hewett CHIEF BRASWELL MMC MM2 Vanderhoof MM3 Almema MM3 R W Carson MM3 R G Carson MMS D'Ar1dfGa 4 5 5 4 l I 24 CHIEF MILLER MMC Take her down to 900 feet! MM2 Dudley MM3 Johnson MM3 Autry MM3 Bennett FN Blizzard FN Byrd FN Chesnutt FN Fairbanks FN Follett FN Franklin FN Hartley 1 1 1 . FN Hatch FN Hearing FN Narcavage FN Owens FN Tadlock FN Trotochaud FN Woodall , ,,,, VWWWH ,,,, ,, ...W , . 91-4 ' f , ENS WATT DCA Conference interrupted in the machine shop r 2 w r IC1 Hammond EM1 Harris EN1 McGuire MM1 McPherson SF1 Wofford SF2 Beal EM2 Bruhn MM2 Gutleber DC2 Horne EM2 Jaksik EM2 Liberg MR2 Meeuwenberg SF2 Roakes EM2 Smart , -Y ,, EM3 Casteel DC8 Czech SF3 Davis SF3 Dubolino IC3 Durkes SF3 Graeber Q 4 J 1 A group of sly snipes ENS SUMMERALL ELE CTRIC AL OF FICER EN3 McKinley EM3 Olszewski EM3 Saxon MM3 Schill EM3 Spencer IC3 Sullivan EN3 Weyer FN Bunch FN Chadwick FN Goodman You really think the gyro will work better upside down? FN Lynch SN Russel FN Smith GEDUNK C? ECKLER DURING' 7 -. . .i vig Service. . , Food Pay! -- ee DIVISION ENS GARDNER SUPPLY OFFICER After a morning over a hot grill CS1 Babin SD1 Becote SK1 Gaston C32 CI'0SbY C52 DUHCSJ1 SD2 Galindez SH2 McKenzie SK2 Mills DK2 Beckham SK3 Atkins DK3 Carder Forbes Hale Y CS3 Krisch SD3 Remulla SK3 Sherwood C53 Shroyer SKS York TN Basobas SN Briguglio T V T T T T T T CHIEF ASHWORTH CSC SN Chaddock SN Clemons SN Forkey SN Green Q f-J W Take lf 211 Off, Marko A big purchase at Steck1er's SN HGIHZ TN O1iV12.I1O TN Ronduen SN Sealy SN Smith SN Toutaint TN Trapela T T . T T T T T T T 7 . T T T' T T T T . T- T S ' T S Q , T 'f T T I mm 5 T T 1 - ' T T f , K T ls, ff WTQHT s T I T T Tl T. - T , S T ' T T TT TT TT TT 5, T T T T T T T S C C T SJ T Q , 'X' T T T TTT 31 M. 0330 0400 0430 0500 0740 0745 0840 0845 0900 0930 0935 0950 1000 1100 1115 1130 1140 1300 1440 1500 1510 1512 1520 1600 1615 1630 1700 1800 1805 ADDITIONS TO THE PLAN OF THE DAY Reveille for all hands Standby to go alongside USS SACRAMENTO QAOEZU for refueling Mr. Summerall lay to the bridge Movie transfer completed Muster on station Commence pumping forward Secure the refueling detail to the tune of 76 Trombones - took on 100 gallons of JP-5 and 3 NFL'S Payday for the crew on the messdecks. Debts will be collected in Plot Reveille in F.O.Q. Commence X.O. 's messing and berthing inspection Volunteers are needed to man Mt. 51 for call-for-fire Section I, Condition Ill man MT. 51 ' Commence gunfire support mission Complete gunfire support mission. Toll: One buffalo and three chickens, earning the apt name Buffalo Blaster Mess gear Dinner for watch reliefs, lst class petty officers and all those not actually suffering from food poisoning Left overs for the crew Standby to set the helo detail Man overboard drill, duty man Ens. Wietholter Flight Quarters to the tune of Bye Bye Birdie All hands are reminded to stand clear aft of frame 132 while crashing DASH Secure from flight quarters with the exception of sonar Standby to set the helo detail Helo comes unannounced leaving 25 bags of mail from CRUDESLANT Knock off ships work Supper for lst class petty officers Starvation for the crew lst division standby to port with potato chips and salad dressing to feed all swift boats in the Tonkin Gulf Secure from X.O. 's messing and berthingq inspection NOTES 1. All hands are reminded that military service may be hazardous to your health. 2. EXPEDITION All hands are reminded to expedite. 4 1 XQLJT' F.L. HURT by inflection L O NT Keeping the ship shipshape Third Division's jungle gym Horning uses his head It's all in wrist action, Willy But I like purple sides 1 And after they've finished rebricking that boiler And I'm a technician Ens Wietho1ter's first command. . .wet and wild Sir, we can'f find any work request for a swimming pool If .iT 'Q 3 S X N N. X X Pass the ammunition We need a big hammer, Chief CS- Qr jf Who cares we care' n X s N ' i fi -n N fy 1 F FT a .4 i ' 'X : ' X 2. Don't jazz me W' 'X M Q ff 5 1 A fn J y li E Glenn, come back and stop this thing There will be no P.O.D. today Better than building blocks i 37 ri' H ,V e-,mmm X f' ,::.'nslu.35f----- f-My 'e Qi' t . . . x M f, ff 6 ' f X. f 1 x , 1 0 11 7 X to 14 Z N- , , x K' I - K . , Wu, V , . ,,., Q, , ., How'd you get Qut there? The curry needs a little ketchup 9 1 t h af 5 Q p , fy,:Z - . ' wwf? 'f --gggb ' :ff ,I X 1' 1522 f . 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NT EWA M N v I Getting ready , A , il a ig ' x 1 oo g ff? Saying our goodbyes Y-5 5 ,J X .1 Farewell to South Carolina, y'a11 1-la :mi in-x X ft, N 2 4395 9' ' 1 4 s X +-4...--ii 1 w 1 Y i N 1. . 1 H 15 -1 I 1 1 w My ,ffl an HRO GH T E CANAL K , X z 3 3 .wi 'P' In transit , f if fa MQ, , A 1 Through the locks Sw My N Down the canal And into the fresh water lake Vx 5' if Si ji? Passage booked to Rodman N 4 1 5 5 3 i 4 1 BFS MANZANILLO Entering the sleepy harbor 4 i Z 2 Receiving iuel Interpreters at work J -5 'fr F WQg1. W' W ,uigfff df' .- ' A Jn' nd U is ' 9' V 4 4 ru .' in N. , . -. X x ' S X I M ,Q X' .F Yr K y 'K , of 5, x,' 'Qi J. M 'f.J '-- . . .- A I 'Qt' ..' -5- V V x ' . 6' X fliif 5 - M55 Q fM3SQ.5R, , .x - x xx W ' 6 x S4 ' W -.gq,.,LSSQgJ,., Q 2 , - gpg: M YQ Q: V X ,r -Ywfvigflg ' :Iss lif K I ' W h - ,Ali g M tivgus A . ii z If-K o x ' ,L fwggiixi, A T ttraction Back 1n the States again I N , . X , V ' 7 , W' f N e 'Q - ,Y Z. 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AC F C ISLES an 4 E ii E .. 3 3 H4 4 E51 if , M74 .L X '. pt'z:z6,f' Would you believe Okinawa? 3 Mountain climbing on Christmas w I k, i V, 1 l Q l 4 N 2 in 4 w 3 '1 1 li Nl W I ee X X , X w W 1 ' lfz444f.W,, Another brief fuel stop OWENS sailor makes friends with natives 'vu A 2.43. :fi OLONGAPO Hey Joe, Taxi? WWW! if ff f Jw X Wg! -4111! W ,MQWWX f f,,f!, A Relaxing on Grande Island Sailor---a coin! 1n a local cabaret 1 1 1 1 1 'a HO KO Aww M , , The capital of the Far East ii 1 V I D Z I A typical shopper 'rf-V' MANSFIL PEEISI The nightlife in the daytime vu I Three intrepid tourists A Our free boat 7 N sk z rr X AMN r 1 amz? , ssl A W.,,,,,.m N Fine, but what about sleeves? Q f X rf ff, .ff - ' hr? 4 W f ,f . . .another mode of transportation 5'-Q Okay, where's the free beer? I J APA I I1 I. N J OWENS visited Japan three times, twice to :I I Yokosuka and once to Sasebo. OWENS sailors 4 took advantage of tours of Tokyo and Nagasaki to ,Z 1 1 I I explore a different culture 1Q ' I,.. I I 1 1 1 I I I I I ,1, I 'I I I . 1 I I W M V 1 I 111 '1 51 Ifl I 151.1 1 1 1I 1 'II 1 EI I I I I1,I U I 1, I I I I , I .. , P .r WWW I I Different customs I 1 If 1 1I II ,III 111: I QI QI 1 Ii 125 II I In I3 1 I' , 72 I I awauwwmwp -. N 'QQ 1 .ve A geisha girl X Homecooking CJapanese stylej Getting some American chow on the Nagasaki tour 1 1 1 Noochi, that's not SPAGHETTI Bugaloo or Irish jig? When you' re out of Asahi. . . CAM RAN B Vietnam I Our Allies Another brief fuel stop tu , -I' F 1 1 1 3 5 1 4 1 4 1 4 'Q i E i i V 1 r E N w 1 1 N ? ? P L F 1 fx N Qu X The JAMES C. OWENS was privileged along with the USS BIDDLE CDLG-343 to represent the United States at the 11'-4th anniversary of the coming of Commodore Perry to Japan at Shimoda, 16-18 May. Festivities included open house visiting on board, a parade, and a baseball game and golf match between ship's company and Japanese players. E if 5.1 fb? Kids---the same everywhere It says Made in Japan Love that bug juice 9, Our fancy liberty launch ft 45. ' 9 Downtown Shimoda Welcoming Committee Mixing with the people . . . .so were most of the Shore Patrol Most of the natives were friendly BASEBALL The finale of our Shimoda stay was a baseball game played between the OWENS and a Japanese All-Star team. Though Jimmie C. sluggers battled gamely, we graciously dropped a 13-12 decision. Blaze it by'im, Pete! Introduction of the teams E1 'K OOO Si Nice stop, Cecil Way to play! ' ..-i. r W i we Taking a good cut at it i - 'HY' Y . P R E X INSPECTIONS AND AWARDS Sharp-looking snipes , Pm' 44 Good morning, Captain. . . I 1 1 It's not that funny L fi The honor guard The crew assembled n. 'rf' T i I i I F v , W W W V l E 3 5 i i BEARD I ' ar ,-,moe H, ., are .gee ' . K f 1 Bearded winners Not bad, Flash who but Kelly? Refreshm ents The grey beard TALE HUW The master of ceremonies The Rockettes rock out Hippie swings out W Z ,Q A' ,N 79 z ' Ex Qi ,X j V,-4 M ' 'Y VWWW, ,X mf 9 I n , 4 1 The band No lady this! X 'S S X X lm 'l l 1 6 I F q E P 1 . The Trinity wows 'em With a whole lot of soul Brother Tom' ' Jones brings the house down Intermission HIP, RT The highlight of our second visit to Yoko was a two-night party at Club The man in charge A sober gathering parting shiprnates Alliance thrown to say goodbye to de! . I The wardroom arrives 9 Y ou don't say! v l 1 No, I'm eating both plates 4 i 1 I P i 6 i 4 W v 2 I Y - Drinking buddies N-4 Good old mountain dew X. Direct from the Crazy Horse Saloon A friendly admirer A Charleston-Based Ships I A On Vietnain Firing Line BT UNCLAS Action reports on two C h arleston-based destroyers, deployed to Vietnamese waters, were released here today by Headquarters, Sixth Naval District. Seven destroyers homeported here - the Manley, Strong, McCard, Bordelon Cone, Johnston and J. C. Owens - .are deployed to the Western Pacific. NOTHING COULD BE FINER... 1. AS YOU RETURN TO CHARLESTON UPON COMPLETION OF A MOST SUCCFSSFUI DEPLOYNENT, I WISH TO EXTEND T0 EACH OF YOU NY PERSONAI CONGRATULATIONS FOR A JOB VELL DONE 2. AS A UNIT, YOU HAVE SHOWN OUTSTANDING INITIAIVE, RESPONSIVENFSS AND PROFESSIONAL PROWESS. INDIVIDUALLY, YOU HAVE DISPLAYFF EXEMPLARY SKILL, WHILE PARTICIPATING IN NEARLY EVERY AREA OF DESTROYER OPERATIONS IN THE TONYIN GULF. NAVAL GUNFIRE SUPPORT, SEA DRAGON, SPECIAL OPS AND EMERGENCY SEARCH AND RESCUE HAVF ALL BEEN ENHANCED BY THE PRESENCE OF DESRON FOUR SHIPS. INDEED, NOTHING COULD BE FINER THAN THE ACHIEVEMENT DEMONSTRATED BY YOU SOUTH CAROLINIANS. RADM S.H. MOORE BT NAVY TIMES, APRIL 17, 1968 Yes, We Have No - USS J. C. OWENS -- Navy swift .boats operating off Vietnam have found this Atlantic Fleet destroyer, n-ow working with the 7th Fleet, a soft touch. Many of the incidents have been amusing. One of the swift boats hailed, Comdr. Cornell C, Angleman, skip- per, with a worthwhile proposition. In exchange for two 20-amp fuses the swiftie offered 'oo take the ship's outgoing mail ashore. ,Having little or no chance to transfer mail for more than a week, the sailors scrounged fast and in short order came up with the fuses - and lots of outgoing mail. Another swift boat pleaded so earnestly for some potato chips and salad dressing that the order -not only was filled but a box of chocolate bars was thrown in for good measure. On the more serious side, this ship provided one swiftie with a badly-needed pump for she rescue of a landing craft in danger of sinking, its huIl riddled by enemy machine gun fire. Three other Giarleston-based .warships are still in the western Pacific area. They are units .of Destroyer Division 42-the Cone, Johnston and J.C. Owens. One of the Warshfps the Owens, is now in the Japanese port city of Shimoda, some 75 miles south of Tokyo. This is a diplomatic visit for the Owens since her crewmen are participating in the 29th Black Ship festival. Except for the years of World War II, this event has been celebrated at Shimoda since 1934. It commemorates Com- modore Matthew C. Perry's historic negotiations which open- ed Shimoda to his black-hulled Evoarship 114 years ago on May The event is much like an old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration, with fireworks, flags, speeches, memorial services, concerts, dinners, parades - and capped off by a baseball game. Sailors from the Owens will march with Japanese units through the streets of Shimoda and will participate in other festivities. B TATISTICS With 282 officers and men, OWENS' haze gray hull is a living machine re- quiring tremendous amounts of supplies to keep her running. During the seven and one-half months she was deployed, OWENS traveled over 52,720 miles, or far enough to have steamed around the world twice and in doing so used over two and one-half million gallons of fuel oil. The ship went alongside various replenishment ships at sea 63 times, collecting everything from fuel and bullets to electron tubes and ice cream. Although supplies were restocked whenever in port, replenishment ships such as oilers, refrigerator ships, and ammo ships remained her primary source of supplies as she spent 76 percent of her time at sea and on the line. During the deployment, over 2,100 gallons of paint, 2,000 repair parts and 3,000 items of a consumable nature, such as paint rollers and swabs, were issued. Over 3B425,000 was paid out in payrolls. In the ship's galleys aboard, 1145 pounds of hot dogs were consumed, or enough that if placed end to end would reach half way across Charleston between the Ashley and Cooper Rivers. Enough coffee and cokes were served or sold that if passed out in Charleston, every man, woman, and child would receive three cups of coffee and two cokes. While aircraft carrier plane guard duty and Soviet trawler surveillance were important assignments, naval gunfire support remained the most challenging of CWENS' assignments. OWENS' guns accounted for 12 Viet Cong killed in action, 101 bunkers and fortifications destroyed, 75 structures damaged and miles of supply and escape routes interdicted. CWENS expended a total of nearly 7000 rounds of high explosives during her tour on the Gunline. X tt WM EDITOR, We're out of Schlitz---we're out of beer! N Variable Depth Cruise Book Officer li JHKC GE 5 4 1 I 1 r p Q. 2 1 Qs- - Ng 1 . ,- The quick brown fox. . . Editor . Asst Ed . . . Photographer Artist . -,.. ix . xx 15 I il I wQ,.iS1N' t. . -sW,,.,- ...-vp .,,, .....f- . Ens Hurt SN Capucoi TM3 Black Ltjg Sams o . 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