Josephus Daniels (CG 27) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1977 volume:

LX .,, 1 .Y.'. AJ Y f 'QLYL -it D ni mfg, Sf?-3-M Lv 1. y . i 4 1 1 . x Y 1 'VY Li .A ' - mzlmllllnll 'iv -J ::'::.::v:-ns, f-:ffm x,-Az:-.4-.1-L-1 -, L ffxvf-911,-A. J: ,.. , Ah ,,,,,,,,., .N - .-v..- .....,.....-Q...-.. ..7...... .V-.... ,....vrf- uuu ' .....--. .... ., . M -.r.......f.,-V.. ,..- 1: 1.f-rf-eve - .,-Q-.,-,..1...,....--5,4 .-,..,. ,,.,.,,.,Q. , ,, , u g. v. DANIEL THE MAN In his lifetime, JOSEPHUS DANIELS was a noted American newspaperman, a.n-,ambassador to Mexico, and Secretary of the Navy. During his eight year span, 1913-1921, as Secretary of the Navy, JOSEPHUS DANIELS is most remembered for his banning of alcohol on board ships, but this was just a minor job in his major overhaul of naval policies. Many of us are familiar with anti-military sentiment prevalent during the late sixties due to the Vietnam War, however, prior to JOSEPHUS DANIELS becoming Secretary of the Navy, the prejeducial feelings towards the men in uniform was even more severe and more intense. Men in uniform were barred from public premises and navy sailors in particular were considered low scum. Obviously, enlistment and retention were negligible. JOSEPHUS DANIELS, through his reforms and new conepts, brought respectability and honor to the American Sailor. JOSEPHUS DANIELS organized an effort to boost enlistment and improve retention. Many of the old traditional recruiting posters seen today were introduced under his leadership. He provided steam laundry serviceslonboard ships, thus eliminating the need for sailors to hand wash their own laundry. In addition, JOSEPHUS DANIELS allowed crews overseas more liberty and organized tours for them, to places of artistic or historical interest. He also established training both onboard the ships and ashore at schools. This training proved valuable to the sailor and to the navy as it increased interest in the men and increased the overall quality of the navy. Other achievements of JOSEPHUS DANIELS included initiating the switch from burning coal to oil on ships, and saving the navy and taxpayers countless dollars by vigorously fighting against collusive bidding on navy contracts. During his years as Secretary of the Navy, JOSEPHUS DANIELS identified problem areas within the navy, sought ideas to improved them, and then fought to incorporate these changes. His accomplishments were beneficial to the navy and will long be remembered. , . v ,, ,...v.....,.4......1.v......-.g4...L..-.....4..-sx4-1-f3-f- u' l '- ' ' H C PTAI O. C. CHI UM XX xx. xx- ,, W N i Captain O. Clarke Chisum, United States Navy, was commissioned an Ensign in the United States Naval Reserve from Officer Candidate School, Newport, Rhode Island in February 1952. He studied at the United States Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, Ordanance Engineering Curriculum, graduating with a Master of Science Degree. He has also attended the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Defense College in Rome, Italy. A Captain Chisum's initial shipboard assignments were in the Engineering and Gunnery Departments of the west coast destroyer escorts GEORGE and CURRIER and in the Operations Department in the cruiser LOS ANGELES where he augmented into the Regular Navy. He has served as Executive Officer USS BARNEY CDDG-65 and as Weapons Officer USS FORRESTAL CCVA-595. Captain Chisum has commanded BARNEY and USS JOHN KING QDDG-35. In other assignments, Captain Chisum has served on the Staff Cruiser Division One, in the Bureau of Naval Weapons, in the office of the Chief of Naval Operations, and on the staff Manager Anti-Submarine Warfare Special Project Office. Captain Chisum took command of JOSEPHUS DANIELS on 13 December 1975 after serving as4Director, Naval Armaments Directorate on the Staff, United States Ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Captain Chisum is currently serving as Commander Surface Warfare Development Group, Naval Amphibious Base, Little Greek, Norfolk, Virginia. Captain Chisum, whose home is San Francisco, California, is married to the former Caroline York of Baltimore, Maryland. They live with their daughter and three sons in Norfolk, Virginia. ,-Qnyg.-ww.-.ug,, -:,1..-f,4Lgv,- N1-of HQ-3-npw-vqfg 4 -xvux-mn-was-g-fzfzw ,qfku -.v.,.-1-,Q -rw.--ww-Q:::y:evrq:+...::-.1yz.w-Q......w,..xg,f, .gmEzyvz.,bf55,3vwvua..1,,.,.?gqg,.m5.g1-sc,vvg-5 D' ff Q I... C PT I R. R. ROBERT O JR Captain Robert R. Robertson Jr., a native of Houston, Texas, received his appointment as Ensign, United States Navy, upon graduation from the United States Naval Academy in 1954. He studied at the United States Navy Postgraduate School, the Naval War College, Harvard Business School, and the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. His first assignment was to USS H. J . ELLISON CDD-8641, where he served as Gunnery Officer and ASW Officer. In June 1957 he traveled to Balboa, C.Z., where he assumed command of USS JASPER CPC-4865. Following that tour Captain Robertson returned to the United States Naval Academy as a Company Officer. Captain Robertson subsequently served as Executive Officer, USS COURTNEY CDE-10215 and USS BARNEY CDDG-65 and Commanding Officer of USS MITSCHER QDDG-355. Staff assignments have included Commander, U. S. Second Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations. Captain Robertson is married to the former Anne AV. Capps of Norfolk, Virginia, and they have nine children. His personal decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal with Gold Star, Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V , Joint Services Commendation Medal and the Combat Action Ribbon. Captain Robertson reported to the JOSEPHUS DANIELS after completing a tour as OperationsfPlans Officer, Staff, Commander CruiserfDestroyer Group Eight. ' v-f-A41 -rx: -wo'-,n 1--v-1 ., f-.-,+..n- 1,-.-f my-W 4 1,,0..,,,-,....,--M s:.n'-gwv-vvn Yv'U' In-.ff 1 D. EXECUTIVE OFFICER Commander Ellis graduated from the University of Norte Dame and received his commission from Officer Candidate School in April 1962. His shipboard assignments have included tours as Communications officer of USS O'BANN ON CDD-4505, Engineer Officer in USS ROBERT K. HUNTINGTON CDD-7813, Operations Officer with the re-commissioning crew of USS LUCE CDLG-75, and Executive Officer of USS RICHARD E. KRAUS CDD-8495, USS BORDELON CDD-8811, and USS JOSEPHUS DANIELS CCG-271. From August 1969 to August 1970, Commander Ellis commanded River Division 573 and River Division 532 successively in the Mekong Delta. In other assignments, Commander Ellis served on the staff of Commander, Military Sea Transportation Service, Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean at Bremerhaven, Germany and Fleet Combat Direction Systems Training Center at Dam Neck, Virginia. Commander Ellis attended Naval Destroyer School in 1964. I Commander Ellis, whose home is Houston, Texas, is married to the former Susan Haines of East Moriches, New York. They have two sons, Michael and Andrew, and three daughters, Karen, Anne, and Rebecca. 8 :Y .- , 'I , I, . - . .1 n - 4 1- i'JlQwmwv-11f.i.jz9T1I-I-.Q-E.1L.l W.-,.-Nw., Que.. ,W ,Ny L .,,,.,,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,--vnu-q.:,.,.,.,.,-M.--,,,,.,f':4,xuv-vs,p:.1,.g,-ww--1-rf,...1-'Qt-g-'sv--f-wvq'4f-f,w-Waff-zo .- 'rw'-2 -A N .-vw'f-uf:-u.-.u,W,fm-....I-.5-,fx-'r,1J.-vvw-gr-1N4-..--Qzpw-,K-N.-..q,-,yy-9-,Lg- qw: 3- fn -,N .K . A A -,L V. -A ...A-gm L . -. . 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Lavallee HMC HM3 SN ':...v2Qa,-wrwgu.,-.1-4-..msvwuQf..M.w3aa..w.5i2-3.--,...,4..gQw.,.. V .,.,v..5fi:3:,,V-,-w...r.. 'V - sa. - ,g,3,,Ng-,.g,. AV ' QQ- V , ,., ,,, ,,, -,kg . V mDtM - T R. Egert QM1 NAVIGATIO DEPARTME T The Quartermaster assists the Navigator in determining the ship's position. Underway, the Quartermaster-of-the-watch is a general assistant to the Officer of the Deckg a position of prestige and responsibility. Originally the ' LT Quartermaster was Nvgiggfggaugh assigned to look after the troops' quarters. Today, the Army and Marine Corps still . use the term in much of its original meaning. G. Smith D. Stevanus QMSN QM3 1 . L2 Q ' figs? ll ui PL is 'I'-gl C X - 12X -' , Q 'C rs 'J lf XS il s l' pl 15 1 rv-gf .-...-.-..,H-..v..--,..,,.....,.. , ' ' V ' - -W--Q--Q--wffd--....,,,,.-.,., ,,- , , Y ,Y Y Y - -- . ,........,,,.,....,q...Ne 'f - ' , FLIGHT QUARTER Flight Quarters, Flight Quarters, all hands man your flight quarters stations, all personnel not involved with flight quarters lay below decks, the smoking lamp is out aft of frame 140, no covers will be worn topside, hold all trash and garbage on station, now Flight Quarters. 1- -,-0... , A..-, , f -0---vq V . . , -Q f. ,Y :xml .. - 1 1 -1 .. q f 51, L- .-,xwf-ww.-.-v gg -Y.. .. f,.--qw,--M-1 Qg..vg,: 1:33,-3.-1-4.-1 1-of 1-.way new-vg 1 snnbwwwnsg-1f:.'.:-cf'n7-Nm:u..a-1f,.7-:ff-v.f-1-rva1w.f,-n....fn49w.1-9...-,v-agp, ..f.a,r,,3:,,z.,1.,..,,7,9o.,1.-,y..,:,.,,-1gw,,W557g.4:,f-,.!.q.ggq,,?.Qvv-:--,-fn4-Qg: V-1-m-1-1fgy5ff3c SW- '- . , ,,,, ,fyvfywwf Y ff. r ,- ,M J.4..J ,.,.M.fa .4 4.4-4 ....,.........J.. ... .....,.. 4 w A 1 YL 1 'V ' ggwgkfge .-.AA a..a..... 4... 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Blackburn and maintain the ship's guns GMG3 GMG3 from small arms to the 5 f54. l The other half of the Second Division team, Fire Control y Technicians CFTGJ, has the important task of operating and maintaining the associated equipment of the Gun Fire Control System. Together, they can be depended upon to provide a valuable defense. A. Cash G. Coffey I GMGSN g GMG1 if I X L. Dowell R. Davis S M. Delucia FTG3 GMGSN GMGSN . . . . ' . -, ,. . . .,-f-.., ..f . - . . . -. , . . , .. ,. . . - A..-...4f-.-s..,,.......... - -,.- .. - ' - 5 . . . ' . V - V - , , .- . . .,: S H 'I A' ..v.,,--.1.gg1,.,.w..,.....-q-..s.zf..x-n.,Z.:.,.,,.,....f.-3V H , ,, .g 1 , - A., Y , .l , , ,. ,. ,. , - --,.,,4....A-,v-a-.3-.f-gf'-gg gear-ww-'v--rg-QW, W, , , . . Y - - -.fu-,,. .,,,.,,.A, n,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,g ,,.,y-,. f nf.n.44:f.4gvg..+.-'qqaw-If5-e-':e+-'-::-3-fz'-'- 1-f Y - -iffy N I , , V. Johnson SA ., , , lg M. 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Wolfel FTGSN FTGSN FTGSN - - . ., 3 .. ,. pg.- 'Z -. , ' , gm-4 ' -4-.g..g..f-...,1-Q.2.a.,...gg.g..L5,,.95g.,..V..4W-..e...,..:V0-- 5 . Q - , .Y . .. f -.....--sen..-,.g.l.. W YY,YY Y, ,,,, . ..... Y Y Y-- THIRD DIVISION The Sonar Technicians and Torpedomen of Third Division are responsible for the operation and maintenance of the ship's sonar, ASW Torpedos, and associated equipment. Having improved the techniques and equipment used during WWII, the men of Third Division today, operate highly sophisticated electronic equipment to detect track, and if necessary, destroy hostile submarines. J. Haddley W. Gramley STG1 STG3 M. Howze J. Jenny SN STG2 M. Holland STGC T. Curtin STG3 W. Parsons STGC M. Dillow STG2 M. Christensen TMSA A. Garren STG3 1 G. Joslyn R, Link STGSN STG1 R. McCormick G. Pelot STG2 STGSN D. McBroom STGSN M. Plank STGSA 5uP Ng' QQ. ff 2. . M , s '44-'-' C'-I . Ax - T In QV 'U ......., -....- ... --1 -'--ff-----ri-ge---1 ,, ' - W ,wfii-?. V 1 7-W V -4----4-W D. Powell Jr. D. Schulz W. Zier STG2 TM2 STG2 l ' . - ' . -. ' - , ' . .D . '-- .m-.Tu fr ' D l-if-if --A M' 1 - Y - ' -. .. ...,........... ' ' ' 1J24......:.1.1-- agp- 'p..wg..,...,uw--wh-H-Aw1s+wiwf:9::ieff'rr- mD+19:!r::'W:gLf , , 7 7 f -f FOURTH DIVISIGN Fourth Division consists of Fire Control Technicians who have the important job of maintaining the sophisticated guidance radars and associated equipment. FTMS are the 'EYES' of our missiles. When called upon, the men of Fourth Division will guide our Terrier Missiles to their targets in carrying out our task of anti-air defense. C. Herrold Jr. FTM2 D. Kandell FTM3 5 , E 5 E Wt' L. Bohinek D. Coniglio Depperschmidt FTM3 FTMSA FTMSN figs, wi ,nm D. Foster J. Gordon T. Gunter FTM2 FTM2 FTM3 ...s-aaawwa.-,...,....e.4sw.n1.4a..-isa...-1.f.b.....,' -' ,.,,,5,.4,,',2Lv,. 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Shotwell GMMSA I , R. Wright L. Fullmer GMMSA GMM3 7 The battle 'E' competition epitomizes the navy tradition of competition and establishing good winning habits. JOSEPHUS DANIELS set a standard W of excellence by earning an unequalled eight departmental awards. The Operations Department led the way by landing three E's , with Engineering and Weapons receiving two and Supply obtaining its sixth straight 'El The 'E' marks a winner and JOSEPHUS DANIELS left its mark. . C' ' V iii' T ff i 5 it f 'f Q X' .ff if 32 1 '4'-'4 'f'3W'v5f1aY'C11i'f4fl-4:V',viv-JIiILai-s4-L: H1 .f gg.,J-4,1-Ls,,,,,,.w.f f-'-.J-T Y - V- - .. - , , . - ', Y ' ' .Y , , ' -F , us..-...ur , .., - . .,,,. as ,,,.,,,,,,,,.q,,,,,ca,.,,,,,,,,,,,4,,34,ukQ4HM:6Mm4wklM , , had . . N A ,va , t V T ,V , T-7,5 .. x Y Y V V Y V if V . i V- - mu-on - 'H'-an' -,-,-X-.f.f.w,', '- . 1-Q.. Q A 1, 1 ,Av f A H ? KX x Vw , ffff ZZWX f fn Qyff 1' 1 J f 1 .1 -.....-...3..:.,..g.d.L.,.....-. ' -f-s- ff- ---.-.-...-..n.,,.,.- -....-,. v.-,..... wh ,,,,..,.,,. ,,. E GI EERI fywh- . . and things that go bump in the night. ,-ff, mf , W www ,,.. ,,,., ,,. fmmg. ,, J v 6,-12+-r,f 'IRM ' A 3 2 ,J I i S 1 Q I 4 I 1 I LCDR BARRY 1 LCDR OLLE BERGER A native of Harwinton, Connecticut, LCDR Sollenberger graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1967. His first assignment was as Assistant Fire Control Officer and Missile Officer in USS KING CDLG-101. He then spent 3 years in USS JOHN PAUL JONES CDDG-321 serving as Fire Control Officer, Weapons Officer, and Operations Officer. LCDR Sollenberger then attended the Naval Postgraduate School in Monteray, California, graduating in March 1975 with a Master of Science Degree in Systems Technology CASWJ. From 1975 to 1977 he was an instructor in the Weapons and systems Engineering Department at the U.S. Naval Academy. Following Prospective Engineer Officer School at Idaho Falls, Idaho he reported aboard USS JOSEPHUS DANIELS in January 1978. He is I married to the former Pamela Brown of San Francisco and has two children. , . '- V .Q . ..--L... 1-.3-L A DIVISION A Division consists of Machinist Mates CMMJ and Enginemen QENJ. The Machinist Mates are responsible for maintaining most of our auxilary systems, including the air conditioning and reefer units. The Enginemen maintain and are responsible for the boat engines, the JP5 Fuel System, the emergency diesel engine and the gas turbine. ENS Waters P. Risbon MMC C. Daniels MMFN 36 I. Arias FN M. Edge EN3 0- 'W +9 -Y EB 1 E A B 5 5,4 :Q X Cm? . N 4 S ' .. ai QA 4 fl? i Q X if ,I R. Hall C. Myers ENFN EN 1 R. Shafer D. Stephens FA MM3 i e E DIVISICN E Division consists of Electrician Mates QEMJ responsible for all electrical needs of the ship which includes CCTV, flight deck lighting batteries, internal lighting, and 400 cycle power. Also in E Division are the Internal Communications Technicians QICD responsible for internal communications within the ship such as, sound powered LTJG Duncan phones, ships telephone system, the DRT and NC2 Plotter, and the ships gyro compass. I Ig . '5 . 5 lx I 7 4 vw' If N lx o .o v ,vfgl ' o '52 o I 1 ,pid .:, - . 0 ,U 9 pa' 0 ,oo i ,Ia v , ' Ea' ,ll l 3 Q M LAM ,,,,, cnli lr L7 Q--1-H255 '--.. A wi e ' T' 'ii's-:-m-5f-22:-:m.,' - QeQ,a,.u,x-h.,s,..,...i :. ' 5 Q 'WR ,F pp... 1,441 M .nu v. ..L..... .5 v. .u4.....4...,...,.-A .a....4...-.m.....,u.w...,...:, ........,...,-.- 0' Y 'I i , - - ..1 44.4.-V '. 4,-,v 'g4g4L:f,g'...4Y Yrfw-gr! -73 YQQ 3' 'Q' ig 3 4' -, -Q1'W 'HW'ff'f-X21 -- s -YH-sfmw-1-www 1 +fn-.A:.f,-.f- -.Y N-'-MJ- .-Lam... Qr2m-v1f-,,- ...TNQ .k -...Q-AfQs:y.,v-,.'::w-J- W 4- ,L.g..,-.HY -1.11-1,.,.-, Y 4--Q-Ewi- 1-:N-f-F57-Q-fa-e-q...4.75-.0 -fa-1..:wff-1---.-l.,.,..., - -WM-I ,?,144..::,Q,,.g-,1....f1.-r.55a,7.z..:.:.-5-g3--i-,vw1:5,55.....,..::..:-f1-e3r:.g:1 .,:g,....,:.,.,,QQj. ,g.,,...,,.,,,-,,:,,.,- ,,....,,.m . CWO2 Floyd Repair R DIVISION R Division consists of Hull Technicians QHTJ and Machinery Repairmen CMRJ. These are the handymen of the ship. They are responsible for repairs to the hull, welding, and most importantly, damage control organization. Damage Control gffaf' AFFF R. Bisson K. Chambers T. Chapell System, and repair lockers, all are HT3 HTFN HT2. maintained by R Division. .1 F Officer sy' -, sats .r vw- wr I-N: s-1--vw'-,mf T. Haelle W. Horner R. Orahoske HTFN MRFN HT3 I w N Sli . L Sf 4' I W ' v -zz -as 8 Z' - D f - -Lk 5, I , lg un -. 7 - ' 9 f I I1 I IJ Q.. - 4 . 0 S A , . 1 Ye- fx I X ,. ' , Q I . . . . . ns N - Fi?-F 4 M DIVISION LTJG Stewart MPA M Division consists of Machinist Mates CMMJ who are responsible for maintaining and servicing the main propulsion machinery in the engine rooms. Main control is the centralized headquarters for the main propulsion spaces. Here J. Almandares Barchanowicz status updates and other pertinant information are sent or received from the pilot house. Steam turbines and reduction gears are examples of the numerous pieces of critical machinery needed to propel the ship, under the responsibility of Machinist mates. FA MMFN R. Barton D. Beeman M. Barr MMFN R. Brannon C. Burroughs MM1 H. Dove MMFA MM3 MMFA MM3 M. Clark MMFN R. G. Fegley MM2 53:-,,--.--...mr ,-....:v1:1w-s-.,..1:g5g.1..ic.mZ-L-.:-:x.:4--4f D. Goggins T. Hope MMFN MMFN X.. G.K.-auppinen R Mays MMFN MM1 G. Johnston MM1 C McGehee MM2 asf. , , Q 157 .agr www--wwf-A1.-:'fv--f-f-1-vfq,-1--.yr 1.1- P' X x Fl: X Nw, I N G-,-.gc I nc' R19 - L' A . -F 0.1. , Ii,.tf,fA.4. J., , , 5 ., ,. .. , ,.., V 0 1-qi H QC .. ,f ,f1., 1. , ,ij-Q - 4t3,f15 ,A . . ., , uf I , W 1 V 1 'dv Ja 1-'JJ ' nn' I' a ',p '- 000 . - 9 , I Oboe . C' P ceq GWG sox 1 1 T. Moffett MM1 J. Olsen MM3 T. Moody MMFN R. Perry MMFN ' ' . I' I ., ., V. A . Y. - . ,' 'A 5. .444 ,, , ' - ,1 Q ' 'J - U '-,,. . ,,. ,. nf -3. - jg.- YY ' 'QQ ' -lx:a.,.L.g..,1-w::Aa.,.T.L,.4.L1..pg-l5'lf-+:N1'-'li- ' '-' --if - 1.-.1-..- .....,....... ,..g,..,..A,- ..aw,.qnc.f,.Q-ax:-'eq ' -rv ' --- , , ge-----1 , w.,,:-1-ri-'Bu ff f f +- - ff--if ' -if ' WW .. I S. Samartino MMFN M. Vadnais MM2 W. Strain MM3 J. Weatherley MMFN H. Thiemann MM3 I R. Wortman FN I T. Yeatts D. Bagnall FA FN raw ...L ...,, .fs M. ,, - , .,-,:..,,,, .. f A ,. , -. , - . z , ' '. - H: r., -. -1-znn.u.ecL4,n v. ww. 1 L-.441-4.1-nf,-911.11--Q.. 1-M-.Lf w-azz,-.,'-A--.4..xun1,..v..f. g.Wf '.4:4.g4fim:1-:.4f..:vi: . J. Borden J. Glasscock BT3 BT8 M. Hawthorne BTSN , rrp U. ,,,,, ,, ,,,Q.u-,,f-i-v,.f..f.fm-y--,..v.wf-111-,gs-f-C-1-111-1-4-1?-511'-nat'1 B DIVISION B Division consists of Boiler Techicians CBTJ who have the responsibility of making steam for the 1200 lbs. steam plant. The generated steam is then used in the ship's main propulsion system. The steam is also used in various ship's services such as laundry and providing hot Water for the crew. Flexibility is the key when JOSEPHUS DANIELS is manuevering in tactical situations i and Boiler Technicians are alert and quick to respond to the bridge's speed change orders. W. Humbarger FN R. Jones BT3 pusy ' ,I 5 . J. Lightsey BT3 W. Parks BTFN A. Palmer Jr. BT2 E. Prosser BTFN ' a...-- m-Q--7-4:am,'-.igS,v.-,-,nif,I5f - .- -a,.-.' wgpv...-..,.z.,H.. N..-,.g.,.-,.,..,. ,, ,...r-. , . .. .... ,. N . .. . f ' Y, W, , , ,,,, M. Snyder G, Spring BTFA BT1 f R. Tempesti W. Williams BTFN BTFA ' .2 2. 01- IA, F V . -H, un. sezfff, 2 an . ff' Q ' J W W W? 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X 1 f During the deployment, we were able to fire three rnissilesg two off Crete and one off Sardinia, We also operated as the mobile range control ship during the Open Ocean Missilex off the coast of Libya in March. COMING GOING During the December Missilex JOSEPHUS DANIELS recorded another first. When ordered to get the SEPTARN, JOSEPHUS DANIELS did exactly that Instead of taking the easy way out by firing a missile at it, we went out and captured itg and that is no easy task. The SEPTAR quit running before we were able to fire, so we were assigned to check it out. After a quick inspection and a prize crew designated, the boat was returned to the Missile Range Officials. 51 .,,v..1,.,a.v-a-a.p.1r.c..4-1-1-:mfr , , nuff-Q. ,Jr L.fa--M,4-.,....-.tru-1---.4-.xr-In-..,s7.s.-1.q4,+44.e4q4rnua.qavv4.aL.ra4a4fg':,-,.4gzuasnswko- Avy...-ug , ,-..-.-..-.,.-.,..,..-.5.,w. - - - - ff f- 'W Ww w ' MT M7 124 ' f '.i ' ' -1-1-iK4 ' I'f7s ' ' jf--s,.wyf4'f ' , 1,53.g..?,:4Q.,ggv,,,1?,,gg..:.,,...,gf,.,Z:.Q..3:,...,,.5N5.,T.-,-::.1g,.5V,.g.,,.,,-f-4.--1-...tif-1-55--:a.,.......g4-1 , ,. J ,. Y Q .- . . ir f H:--A , .v , - - -1 I - V GREECE I, TE ,QE K v' 'jx 4 1 ,mm V, ,,.,T. ,,,m.,s..-. N f :f'V 'f't f ' 1' 1' Although the Skaramunga Shipyard left a lot to be desired, the bus service provided, enabled us to enjoy nearby Athens. Three weeks was ample time to visit historical and cultural places of interest. The Flea Market and the Acropolis were often Visited, with plenty of time left for Glyfada Square. W 4 ' 53 , H '..f . N. . ' ' -4a:n.-..g.4..L..l,..:44.......a Q... -,....s- -,,. - f.5a-,4..a w......,..x4.n:.1.....f-......4...--..v-....., W Y 1-an ,, Y ,YY H BLACK SEA LTJ G Taylor narrated the trip through the Dardenalles and the Bosphorus on our Way to the Black Sea. All along the Way, castles and cities filled the landscape. One of the most impressive sights was the city of Istanbul, with all of her mosques and palaces, highlighted by the Sultanahmet Camii CThe Blue Mosquel. The Bosphorus is one of the more beautiful views to behold. The Bosphorus wound around the tree clad hills of both Asian and European sides. The climax ofthe trip occurred when We passed under the bridge that spans the two continents of Europe and Asia. The suspension bridge is the newest sight along the Bosphorus, is the largest in Europe and one of the longest in the World. As dusk settled upon us, we finally emerged into the Black Sea to begin our five day trip with the SAMPSON. ' 54 kQ.:efm:..::.::s..Q....f....1.a-.-1 'ff ' - ' '- .. - ' .....,QQQ,..i ' ...L We had a great time in the Black Sea. There was always two in interested escorts and an air show every day, below: Kotlin DDG, lower left: Blineer, upper right: Badger, upper right: Myak AGI, lower right: Mail, far right: special photographer. W If ,'ffz3?f7f4 wal, .,.nff12.-fxzwvf wffrffwiff-f ,ffl 2211, '-as 14 cz 1 1 3152. ,Y ,'JfM:.,,..f.-,L 4 E I, Q s 1 1 4 9 r . 5 i L i l E ka 4 m I I 1 1 r N.. 1 .:....Q1...x,,.,,,,,,.VFW ,ws ,x .-.m...-g..-.4,.,-.-..,:. . V A .,,,,,,,,,,,.,,iL,4.,..,,.,,.,,,,.,, ., M, ,-. .-,.: .1 -...-1--- - . -Q -. , - , - -N V v- - - V V ,, ww- ., ,, , . - - V - - -, f- ,.. , ,, ,N -.. ,, --rf. -,,., .ma-. W- ,whf --.-.,.. 1 -., .1 V H, ,wwf W..- .,-.,..,.,L,-- .lgyg--1 ,. , W 1 i lf' . ..l 1 - ff i. W - A xv- i.2i-1.. . SQ fix . , . .. X. 1 . N., gA,A,., .K ,, X,Qx .. . W., .X,,,g ., ., Mr.. .-,X ,.., 4 .I ,,..,. ., . A . LZffXifrQ.1w.-2XTv- iS isvia if 4.11-ww f -f ,. 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Several crew members were lucky enough to spend the night in Catania while the rest of us Went off in search of a better protected port due to the deteriorating Weather conditions. If Augusta Bay has anything to offer, it is a well protected harbor. Many took advantage of our visits to Naples fafter inchopj to attend the ship's picnic and to tour Rome. :Iv -ff 1 v M . -v- 4 Y 1 1 4 n 1 1 n W U: 3 N 1 EV ' Wi 1. ,X V. N w fgm lj 'JN BE W. wi 411 if f4 il 5'5 li ?. UI :li Q51 A W Q, Z 1 ,gl ,5 GF 'F 'Ili 3?'i. 14 ,gy I iz yu. ,Ur I E Vai-is---56.23.2257-f.g-K-pi ,j .A . .. , ,z .,,., ., r. V, g, ,,,5,:7. ...,.-7.2 --I-?-1-3.E. ..,....j.I.r-f.,.,,f,g,....v-,I -,-. ,,'aP:.,A,d, - ,,.,,:'. , f. 11. NAPLE 41- M-f i 7 , ,'a5 4 f!',i il -' f- f. g-I---H1 -' f . ..,,.1..,,-,.N:.'w-.-:if ' , -1 1-5, - . 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On the second anchorage, we were treated to the beauty of the snow capped peaks of Crete that surrounded the bay. :Cb-Mr 1 Y 777777 777 -an-mmxmamm -N'-ww,-.v..-vwnwaeq-,gm-fy.-.-.macwwfmy1-gq-wfn-11zs-mgw41w.+:.Q-q':4fQsw'5ffsqqfg-gae5ggggqe1 V Q W , ' .., 7, ' ' 1 - -- ' 1-' E M 1 OUDA BAY 63 'WM r:l'vyv.--wv..--m.-a---4.qv-v- v- fr wr fi' .T , .fQflF' 'l4'1 -if , ff ' U 1 Giiiihflif-P -3 w w v A w N W r W PAIN 1 1 'Y fl ,x U 5'i v: ,H 1, f L, 41.1 QI Q1 ,PQ . it ,. ,. ,. ,If ,V . ,, Ii mf! Qui 1 li ul is ,S if ,1 EH: N V' 55' 1. ,N W1 ly bl H i-5 -u '12 yi Ll 5? ,N 'iff u'l X. A J w 64 ,Q - tg: -.-Y., -.. - '. - . - .-- -- -- air-su-xi-,s-ani--n.sn..,---uyL.g... ..,.,, ...gp 0... x... . ., ,, , ' Barcelona was probably the mcest llberty port of the deployment The people were frlendly and lt seemed there was always somethlng to do whether It was golng to the zoo v1s1t1ng one of the many museums or shopplng In addltlon the weather was nearly perfect and we were there by ourselves most of the t1me Wlth a berth practlcally 1n the mlddle of town Palma was also an excellant llberty port where we experlenced a close encounter of the flrst k1nd wlth a L1ber1an Tanker All ln all there Wasn t a prettler looklng slght ln the Med than the USS YARNELL enterlng Rota to relleve us 9 1 7 ' 9 9 9 ' 9 I I 0 0 O V , ' 2 7 4 ,f X X I f ' 4 L A f --'-3,f,q-ggy-..-.Nq -1-.-.g,-.....,.,,.,-w1-f1,,-,.-,f,-.....,..........-.- r ml I 'ml' Mm dz f-0,i!,,,,, ,,f 4 A OPERATIO 'was ,! ff Xxvxwwgmmmx Mx ,Q .xx X .Xxx V N -Mn - X. XX,x, , w K x mmxx - 'T WNW NNNNN 'www-,NQNX R X- LCDR William A. Weldon, a native of Montgomery, Alabama, enlisted in the Naval Reserve in June 1965. He graduated from Officer Candidate School in August 1968, and received his commission as Ensign in June 1969. LCDR Weldon served as Main Propulsion Assistant in USS MONMOUTH COUNTY CLST-10325 from August 1969 to July 1970. g Following a tour as Enlisted Programs Officer at Navy Recruiting District, Columbia, South Carolina, LCDR Weldon served as Navigator in USS AUSTIN CLPD-41 until November 1974. His next tour was as Commanding Officer, Naval Reserve Center, Oshicosh, Wisconsin. From there, LCDR Weldon graduated from Surface Warfare Officer Department Head Course and reported to USS JOSEPHUS DANIELS in July 1977. He is married to the former Nancy Peden of Columbia, South Carolina. The Weldons have two sons, Fred and William. , ' Y ' , ' . A -, 5 , , - ,, ' - , . . N, f , 4 -., , ,, .. -af -a,,..1..xL:....l.x....sL,::,...4x-..--..H...-..fQf:Q::..is.....-V... ...,,.'.,........g..:..4.n,L.:....:,z..-h-o'1g-if1rff'-2Q-+a-Qg-.,.i-...u...L..,.,44,,, f ,W H7 1- N , - e OC DIVISION J Williams RMCS LTJ G Bryan LT Jenkins Communications is the voice of command. When you can't communicate with the outside world or with a fellow ship alongside, all is dark. Modern high speed communications gear inables CG-27 to stay in touch via satellite or the air waves. Visual signaling with flag or light allows JOSEPHUS DANIELS to move undetected. M. Coley RMSN J. Roberts SMC J. Cranipton RMSN S Blackmon RM3 D. Cumpston SMSN 'lieu u. 'mf 1'! 'Y 1 9 l X'f'f'S- rg '7 'E '8 'e -qi-Q-'eu-v-...Q w Q-y- ,,'grQ--vqv,f-,w-v,mw.,.-.vvmf.qWm ..-.., ,,,.,,.,,,,., , Z i 2 l . . . . - 0 i AE l E' T ss? 4 ff ' ag! hawk , ,Ili Y J C I .fig ,Qu s , if , X Jigs? Ib:-'ii' .Inf 3.-: -'.-. I .'5. R ,lf .It x- I'-, s fl, illlllhg I O . .0 Zh. X D. Diaz RMSN R Flgueroa SMSN C Gllmer RMI E Huselton RMSN M L1ghtfOOt RMSN T Lynch RM 1 G Oberhn SMSA D Ortlz E B. Panzenbeck RMSA W. Southerland RMSN D. Burke EWC A. Butler OSSA B. Harvison OSC l C. Couture OS3 H. Betchy EW2 K., Crist OS3 OI DIVISION . LT Alsbrooks ENS Sasser ENS August A casual glance 1nto CIC durmg a normal underway perlod may reveal an unlmpresslve V16W of people huddhng over glowlng scopes however a closer look reveals more One console operator maybe controllmg an F 14 alrcraft and guldlng h1m to an lntercept w1th an unknown or hostlle a1r contact Another operator may be controlllng an ASW hellcopter searchlng for submarlnes Several others are busy tracklng a1r and surface contacts and determmlng 1f they are a threat In another sectlon of combat sensltlve recelvers are used to search for h0St1l8 radar slgnals The combmed effort keeps the Shlp aware of 1tS tactlcal sltuatlon J Evans OS2 . . . . . . . . 7 7 , . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 0 . . . . - . 'QW V 1 - ' Vid.-Lxas l' ' V.aL:i... IZ ' W-lazwiil-QI ' ' Q-qzqzx-a-....I..L.. ' - - 442:-V... -...-Af QL-f-Q'----Q ---- --A--v -S125-Z-ww:-vm.,,..,1.q-an-:fag-Lu,...m.Q.az...:,1 ' -. A- ..qp-1.,.f,.:.a,.1-1,--i. -:1: - ,,.,. .r,.,:M,.- -f,.,.,,4.n.,.414k.1-.5-4. -is M 4 S. Hart G Jarvls J Lomax 1+ 1 l, osz OSSN OSSN , 1 812 I 12 'Q , ei, ' . .F A I X' ' W!!! lwpgvw Y jr ia , . gf' J 4 f Rant: I X ! ' Q M. Lucas EW3 D. Martell R. Moresco OS3 OS2 5 I 4' D Porter OSSA H Sample OS3 RRd O 31 geway R TlbUTZ1 OS3 R Roberts OSSA C Vl6I'l11'lg OS3 E35 The twins S. Walling OSSN ,, Q . , ' V -,...L.L .Q-Nw:g,3,,,-..:.1-e..,hJa....-a.,.1.'.,..:.-L.a.-...4LQ.....,.x...f.,,.-nfmf,:..:L:.4a....-v.,..l.,f,-x:afq........,...,..1.....4.,Y..n-.. Ne... ....-..,..-fm. - -. A-0 f ' I Yi? ,.m,., . ..,..,-.,.,,--,,w,,..... 53.6, OE DIVISION OE Division maintains and repairs the -Operations electronic equipment. There are two separate ratings within OE Division, Data System Technicians and Electronic Technicians. Data System Technicians maintain the Naval Tactical Data System which allows the Operation Specialists to 1 I il P. Mitolo L. Black S. Brigham react in the modern day split second needed DSCS ETRSN ETN2 to defend ourselves. The Electronic Technicians maintain the sensor input to NTDS, such as search radars, communications links, electric identification, and navigation aids to locate ourselves geographically. 45 ,I ' n L' . , xi, ' ,L Ig X41 E g , ,W F. ...f lla ' lf :' ' D S Q Y F If J U B. Gilbert P. Keatley DS3 DS2 ,Dv- ,,,..v, . - . . -,....- NS- Y t,,..Af. , ....ia,,-..-,I'.- fl. ,bi -- E 1 - . , . , . ,.- G. Burgess L. Eskey Jr. R. Fallin SN DS2 ETR2 l M. Lawrence SN J. Mayberry ETR2 F. Lazzara ETN 3 R. Pugh DS2 R. Mandac ET1 D. Sweeney DS2 K X 1 R Thompson I VI 'Ji 0 Q ,E - I I SN OB DIVISION The primary mission of OB Division CC1assic Outboardl is to provide cryptologic combat support to the commanding officer and to the officer in tactical command COTCJ when assigned. This includes over-the-horizon targeting information, and 'locating . and identifying data on LT Whlte other units in the operating area. OB Division also operates and maintains communications circuitry for the exchange of special intelligence information. . C. Graves J. Joyce J. Brock CTTC CTMC CTT2 J. Bufka T. Ferneau J. Juliana CTT1 A CTO1 CTT1 f . K I X i J. qMiera - CTOSN J. Porter C. Way CTO3 CTT1 .- W. Mitchell CTT1 M. Woods CTT3 ! f i I ----1 ,w,.,y-iff-.-wg, . 1,- ! , I g -, I 4' ff Q V ls f ff' 51 Anyone got a plastic bag? Rough day at the office 5 5 ? 2 4 5 2 2 Z m,,Jr.:.::4Lw1.-af',- 'Q - q ',,,'r' - 1. ,...4 :..' m4.x....n.., ..., ,...g.--,.,. , I guess this is the adventureg not the job. So th1S 1S the real Navy '- -.F v , . ,,, , ....... - .:..,:.-.sums-a ,,....,-.s.J.k....iQaa,L.-..w...-,.,f.-gina2.::4.L........f,....,,1-.a-q.-.-....,...L.,., - 1'-A-1-H .Q-..... .q,.......-......-,.,,.,..,,,,,..:,L,.,nf.:.h...g.4-.:-q.1.-.M-,----,-...4f-7-11,...-,q,.h3i. 9cfg-grf3-:-AhwMu-p-f-f-,,, if--, ,, f ,H H , , H SUPPLY 1 ..,..,f,. Mgww-,A:.,,,,-'. :,,,..,,,43f....g,..g,Q-. 4.6 sg-.5,.A.,...:1..,f:t1J.-4+-141.-vain-.V-JJQ:-::.k.u,'aexzofiggw ,.,1a.,..-....uk.:,L,iA9,f:2.-wffirh--iin-if-1-::esv.1..6.S,'k w, -W .1-mv-1--1 v .4 -eww:-r -av A -fm.-U-LQ-an , L . ., , .na -gwrauvw-vp-,+x,3..'.vem1g mm--AA-zvvfnw'Q.-n7.q.f-zvy.-or-f...44nscvwwv-E4-:Jaw-k 1'-:-w-ap-.w-y1Ef?t'f!f :Y'f -H'W le':'i: ':'g 6 Q wie X 'ss is 6 do -1 Q 4 Pfsifewfs s e 98533 Q We wa' W4'o'o' 6 lv' LCDR HILTO --.Aa 26,6 N Sb 2, LN N be S ' ' -- Y ?c'f4- -'-LG-W..: gas,-,W-3-Alas--.-,.:.,..:-..-4,-.-, .., A DISBURSIN G The Disbursing clerks are responsible for maintaining the crew's pay records. With the advent of the Joint Uniform Military Pay System QJUMPSD their job has changed from a locally maintained pay record to a highly complicated computer-based pay system. The JUMPS. system requires a myriad of input documents to keep the system functioning. It also requires close checks 5313, of each Leave and Earning Statement leer CLESJ received to ensure the system is functioning properly, and follow-up action taken if it isnlt. They are also responsible for all travel claims. ll fl ii.-we EE A l N L? if l 1. l ' .,-fl ' Ig? ' g:..,4 , 1.5 fm' 4 I l ' F' - '- I Q. ' - ' J. ' ' D NNIE if , sffffbfoe T 1. TTT t-'-X w. 5. few- - --M-. J, 44.-....e:,.1.,.,,,,,..:,4,..,,,l,,,,,,, .. , .. - ' W ' W' ' 'df '-iv-evra ' r aves ' ,- 4 4:-..'--l ' ,,,.,:,,,g 6. 1, . . V . - -,.. , 1 .. .-...W.m,.,.z.,af.e,..,4,f ., vi.-.... ,. -. , , , .,. . , f,...,w.,...:.sfv,. ..,-wg P. Speer L. Scott H. Beasley SH1 SH2 SH3 SHIP'S SERVICEMEN The Ship's servicemen provide the crew services in the form of the laundry, barbershop, tobacco shop, and most importantly the ship's store. This rate requires a multitude of abilities to complete its mission and all during the MED Cruise that talent was there. The dedication of the SH's enabled the shipls store to turn in its best quarterly sales in the history of the ship. Sales for the quarter ending 31 January 1978 were over 95,220,000 which netted the welfare and rec fund 311,795.50 They also cut hair on close to 2300 heads. 9 5 q, u fx 1, - K. Carbary R. Guerrero D. Powell 'gf P SHSN SH3 SH3 Q- fur ba -E1 151, if fr W RQ! T Rowe SHSN .ZZ E i I I l j- L 'N X L.lT:n.sN-5, - - -., ,-- 5 1 ,,,,, ,.,. -ullslf P if 5' ., ' T s -0 A 0 U In -3:1----vu.. :: , adsl? H 3 9.- V fukx, , , 4,,j,,. ' - ... .... , ..:wn,s.:a.. ' hw:-www- ' 2-D--FSA'---f- ' X- t ' D MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST The mess management specialists feed the crew. Round the clock the MS,s could be found preparing food for the next meal. This is a seven day-a-week, 24 hour-a-day job and never once did they fail to serve a meal. The MS's of the JOSEPHUS DANIELS have a fIeet- Wide reputation for serving some of the finest food in the fleet, and during this cruise they were selected to represent CRUDESGRU 8 in this year's Annual Ney Inspection. They are no substitute for mother's cooking, but they are the best cooks in the fleet. E. Pilon MSC R. Frias MS2 O. Chauncey MSC D. Harju MSSA I. Bautista MS1 J. Herndon SR K T. Johnson M, Myers MSSA SN ' '- - . l .. 7...-. -I.-... 7.15, s...- , .-...v-him V-V, . T L ix .1 - r g - X 1 r 'W'r-H-'----Af f--f -- --'f-gr-- 2 . n n 1 ' - ' ' - ' N - ' ' - - - V- 1 . f - - A-,-7 .-,..,mmw.,-.N ,, , Y , , -i'5 ! f - ---mel--V--. -- --- f..-.f. ... , ...,,,,.,, Y , - V A V ffm - -ff----.Ls---.,...s.,.- C. Paine MSSN T. Serrano MS2 A . C. Paulson MSSA A. Sherrod MS1 M. Roces xx. f MS2 ' Z X Y V . Q 4 J, . n , 0 B, - 'H I- rl f hssggrth .MJ -m.4w:.1-v-ifw N VaS6llad8S C Wat61'S MS3 MSSA 1 r . , . . . , .' 3 - . .' , ,.... . .... gl -' Q . 3 -.au-,Q-mf f'1..,..1:.a-b4.ag..Q.Ln...L....-..,...1.f'ga:-.::...g4...,..v,...,1.a-Q......L..g...1.4,.,1..-..... .,4-- ..a..-.H--M I li I V ii I li I I I I I ls I I I 1. is F gi I l. 5? STUREKEEPER The storekeepers are the ship's bookeepers and are responsible for supplying each work center with repair parts and consumable items. They are the managers of an inventory of over 50,000 line items. They order, stock, issue, and maintain records on each and every one of these items. Theirs is a complicated job, requiring meticulous attention to detail, for their inventory is not neatly stocked in a Warehouse, but stored in numerous storerooms deep in the holds of the ship. Thus, unless close attention is paid to where each and every repair part is stored, it could be lost for years. However, the SK's are able to perform their job in a most admirable Way. On the last Annual Supply Inspection their inventory checked out with a validity of 9571, much higher than the rest of the fleet. It is through their dedication to service that JOSEPHUS DANIELS receives the quality of service it deserves. B, P3105 J. BaI'I'i0S SKCS SK3 P. Camba I. Connally E D. Dilday SK1 SKSN SK3 1 86 I 1 :.a:fg,-1 rw.-.-.. .,,c,,,,,, ...N c V f a , ' WW: ' L ' 'V -'F' ' .1,nv--ll:-an2kI1aAu1,Q1.Z-J-vf2.n -'.--,- ,.-.,- v- . . - . .. - . .- . - ' ' .- . --A --- - che- f.rff:.f -...-V .5 .,4..w'-.,.:s- uf. -- .F , ,g -.- - , ... V ,, . - . - , ,,,,. ', . V , , Q. amen-.4f4A v...1....,-,..s.4gn,.,...qwf.f. cwcay-1....,..4.-1.-mQ,..,M.,.a..w..,,.,p.,q,,,,,,g,,g,i:b,.',uhi,, ,A I' W., :J A K.: Lu .wh-ni W' J 5 N Q v 1 Q M-.- .., .. nw ,gui 'fit R. Jenkins R, McNeal SA SK3 G. Moore J. Thompson H. Tucker SK1 SN SK2 K , , v i fq ,x' Q 'Nea L . 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During the transit home many different methods of relaxation were tried to unwind from the Med Cruise. , f ' lim What's a picnic without ants? We've got a long way to go and a short time to get there. J OSEPHUS DANIELS, departing. . 4' ... -T 1 J .2..2.Lm4i:1..m::2.::.g..v,:.g,24:m13.gN...sLL:.k..mL,.::1.24-v..k:.I.:--ang--1--Q-r--r --- J- JOSEPHUS DANIELS entered the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in August 1978 for an extensive overhaul, scheduled to be completed in the summer of 1979. When We become operational again, it will be with virtually a brand new crew and a revitalized ship, certain to maintain the fine reputation JOSEPHUS DANIELS has earned through the years. .. - 1 .....4 1 ,,.1.. 4 111: .. 1 -..1 . .. . ..,...,.Y . ... A ..-1.5.1 ,,,,-1.,. ..,,A..,.,,-.5-,,,.1,.,,.,,,1 , ,:- 71, C... V. 4.11. ,..g..,..,1f, 11,-..., 21 -3.11 H .W.1.f.1....,7:,3,--..-.n,,V,-,,,-, ,, ,,k,,A , ,,,,4,, 1, .n,L,.N,-, in Y E V , J , F t t . 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