King (DLG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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fi? Commander Tesh, a native of Winston Salem, N o rth Carolina, was educated at the University of NorthCarolina and was commissioned an Ensign attheMidshipmen School, University of Notre Dame on 9 July 1945. As a junior officer, Com- mander Tesh served incom- munications and gunne ry bil- lets in destroyers USS SAMUAL N. MOORE IDD-7473 and USS LYMAN S K. SWE NSON QDD-7293 during the period 1949-1952. He continued his sea tour thereafter in USS MAN- CHESTER QCL-84J as First Lieutenant. In 1954, he was assigned to a three-year tour with the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project Qnow Defense Atomic Support Agencyj at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Commander Tesh returned to the U.S. Pacific Fleet in 1957 as Executive Officer, USS BRAINE QDD-6303, a position he held until assuming command of USS FORSTER QDER-3345 in 1959. In 1960 he was ordered to duty on the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations in the Strategic Plans Division. Upon completion of the tour, in 1962, he attended the Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. In July 1963, Commander Tesh reported to USS ORLECK QDD-8863 and was Commanding Officer of that Yokosuka, Japan-based destroyer until November 1964 when he was ordered to command of the San Diego-based missile frigate, USS KING QDLG-lOl Q- On December third, 1966, Commander Tesh was relieved by Commander Read as Commanding Officer, USS KING QDLG-103

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EXECUTIVE OFFICER - nw, K- . 'T 258 Z V 4 w . 1 U' I mi-f 1 LCDR RAYMOND W. HINE Executive Officer Lieutenant Commander HINE, born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, served inthe Navy for two years as an Aviation Electronics- man after which time he received a Sec- retary of Navy appointment to the Naval Academy, where he was commissioned an Ensign upon graduation in 1955. As a junior officer, he served in all Gun- nery billets on the USS DORTCH QDD-6703. On his next two ships. USS GYATT QDDG-15 and USS GALVESTONMCLG-33, which he placed in commission, LCDR HINE served as ASW Officer and Missile Launching and Handling Officer respectively. He next spent two years at Naval Post-Graduate School, Monterey, California enrolled in the curriculum of Ordnance Engineering. Upon graduation he was aS- signed to the USS LITTLE ROCK QCLG-43 as Missile Officer and Nuclear WeapOHS Officer. In 1963, LCDR HINE went to the U.S Naval Academy where he taught courses in Systems Engineering and Automatic Con- trol Systems. He was then transferred tO the U S. Naval War College at NeWp0Ttv R I. where he attended the Command and Staff course until June of 1966, when he was then transferred to KING. 'Y I 1 1