King (DLG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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Goodbye to Homeport ....... ...... GulfofTonkin ........... CHRISTMAS .... Unreps .......... Sasebo, Japan ..... Surveillance Ops ......... Subic Stopover ........... Flight Quarters .......... Mine Countermeasures Ops Fishcalls ................. Kaohsiung, Taiwan ....... Hong Kong .......... VIP's 8: KUDO's ..... Casino Night ...... Midway ...... ' ....... Arrival, Homeport ...... IN APPRECIATION . . . 44 FROM THE CAPTAIN This cruisebook is dedicated to you, the men of KING, who steamed her on one of her finest deployments to the Western Pacific. He ninth cruise into these waters, she was never more active or deeply involved with challenging assignments within the U.S. Seventh Fleet-a fine cruise it was, and a privilege too, to be a part of the end of the long Vietnam War. This book has been prepared to preserve those ex- periences. I respect your long hours of dedication and family separation. It was that personal sacrifice and in- dividual unselfish effort that provided the basis for our success. Your teamwork while on the line, paralleled with good fun ashore and hard work during short upkeep periods exemplifies your professionalism. Enjoy reflections of the cruise in this book as you can feel justly proud of a job undertaken with enthusiasm and done well. Best Regards, R. R. Tarbuck if 1 as ,, , 1:4523 ., -it UB' L 1: D3 if? - 'Pig Q 13' YT? ,X Q5 - 1 Q 25 ,K ,.x .. , ,Y i . -'iff QQ -K NA 2 . 532 s ff O DI OFFICER COMMANDER RICHARD R. TARBUCK USN Vommander Tarhuck was appointed to the Naval Academy from the state ot' C'alit'ornia and graduated with the class ot' 1956. He served his first tour otdutv as fiunnerv Otticer ahoard the Radar Picket Destroyer DENNIS J. BUCKLEY. His tour also included three deployments to the Far East. one ot' which was during the Que-mov Vrisis where he also served as an all weather air controller. l'pon completion ol' his initial tour on BUCKLEY in Ilecemher 154.314, VNIDB. Tarhucl-: attended mine wartare orientation school and suhsequentlv served as Executive Officer and Navigator ot' the Ocean Nlinesweeper CONQUEST in transpacitic operations to Thailand and the Orient. t'i-minander Tarhucl-1 assumed command of the llostal Minesweeper WARBLER in Octoher 194311 in the Western Pacific. He assumed additional dutv as Vomniander Kline Division 'I'hirtv-Two in Nlav 19452. In Fehruarv 194654 he was relieved and assigned to the Bureau ot Naval Personnel. Officer Distrihution Sec- 111111. Vominander Tarhuck joined the USS DALE CDLG-191 in March 1965. in the Tonltin Gull. where he . wg , .Q -1 J g X 4 Ip- 1 1 I-. f is 'xx lf assumed duties as Operations Officer. lfpon comple- tion till his second Viet nam area cruise tin August 19661 he was detached and reported for dutv as Exective Ot'- ticer. FSS JOSEPH STRACSS KDDG-161. homeported in Pearl Harhor. Hawaii. From -lanuarv to -lune 1967 he served his third Vietnam deployment and ninth WESTPAC' cruise with the US. SEVENTH Fleet. Alter completion ot' the course at the Armed Forces Statt Vollege. Nortolk. Yirginia. fiommander Tarhuck was assigned to the Vommand and Policy Branch of the Strategic Plans and Policy Division 'OP-6114 in UPN.-XY. Five months later he was selected to serve as the Administrative Assistant and Aide to the Vice Vhiet ot Naval Operations. l'pon completion ot a tour ot dutv in-country' Viet- nam as a Senior Advisor on the statil' ot C'ONlN.-XYFl1Bf'ES, t'ommander 'Farhuck assumed command ot KING in Octoher 15171 while on P.-XRPRO duties in the Sea ot -lapan. He and his wite. Boherta. reside in Imperial Beach. t'alitornia. with their two children. Bolt-Bav and Michelle. FIT. EXEC TI OFFICER LIEUT. CMDR. NICHOLAS J. STASKO USN LIEUT. CMDR. STASKO was graduated from the Naval Academy and commissioned as Ensign on 8 -lune 1960. His first tour ofduty was aboard USS BARRY CDD-9335 as MPA and DCA. His next assignment was to USS JOHN KING KDDG-35 as Engineering Officer. While waiting to report as Engineer, he was tem- porarily assigned as Assistant Operations Officer for Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla FOUR. His first shore tour was in the Bureau of Naval Personnel, in Washington. D.C., Office ofOfficer Procure- ment. Back to sea in his next tour, LIEUT. CMDR. STASKO reported as Commanding Officer of the USS SHAKORI QATF-l62l operating in the Mediterranean Sea and throughout the Atlantic area. For his second shore tour, he attended the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterrey, California for two years. earning an MS in Operations Research. The XO and his wife, Sharon, reside in Chula Vista. California with their two children. Kate and Greg. QV' A .Q ... A Milt. M7 'Q- L 5- MQMP 'W' X X . ,. kilns this Thanksgiving, Vhristmzas. ur News' Year'. ' KING I ACTIO M.1voQ,- a , an-rf' uma- It' he hurl za tail hunk. I wouldnt he so worried . . . rnnyhc we shrnuld speed up a hit. . . .7 'i 'T 5 'iffax-.' ' f ' ' A -'va . . Q - - M - W 5. 1 - - - - -M f ..- v 'Q 0 ' uf .- but xl--,,.,. K x s - ..,,,- ,011 ., . ' ' '- - Qi L Q. . -- 5 gm... ' . 1 ., A U - -0- g Gan' h ' . - I ' 'An IQ' , . uv? E ' ' -. --- 5' ' P35 f... ' , f 7 -. it ' -- . .Xa ...B--s.gI.s-i....h'Z. Q '... -Q I- eui ' ? el Iffiup.. TF, NNE- mm' mwti theft: , . . 'ANU HUXYH CI' TNI -I 4 ' ll , Xb L i 'H EXECUTI E NA IG TIO lht- pt-rwnnm-l nl' XX lhvlfitum art- tntvrt- than a tnnngrt-l vtvllt-vttnn nl papor pttslwrs. star gazcrs. wltch Cl1ll'lfll'S, antl ftatnp liclwrs. and althnugh Clttty' cle-tnancls that tnnst nl XX 5 tnotnhe-rs WtlI'lilIlSI1llllllll- ltvw tntvst nl tht- clay: tht' lztvt that XX is the pronrl pnwt-wwt' nl thtf trnphg' awarclvtl tn the lmest fllX'lSlUIlill lmxl-u-tlmll tt-:nn tcstiliw tw XXX prtwwvss away trutn tht- lnh :ts wt-ll :tw nn it, XN '-Fi-Li -Ll? igx . . .. , ,,, l.t-lt ltr rrght. kncehng: NNI P. Nlt-has-. lzll -l 'l'rt-nt,,wllNlI'3 'l'..Hat1Qr, .5-Slfztllmy. VXI l,, Smith l Nw l.lilIllIl1lll.5t2iI'ldlI'lKZ I,I.1t, C . Nlrtchell, IQNC li. l't-clvmm. PNSN B. Palmer, QMA H. Stratton lflllti Vhurles E. Mitchell. VSNR NAYlGA'l'UH , V ll 5 .L ' I IQNS. Richard H. Nlclver. USN Xl llivisinn QNISN li. Nlnrriscy. YNII 'lf Fnrsyth, QNIIE 'If Barrett, YNZ1 .l, Walclrnn. QNISN IJ, Wicks, PNSN D. Sher- tnatn, S.-X H. Zztvlmery. PFI! l,. Harris, QNII R. Ilnsky, HW Nl. Titninski, HMC' T. Sanders, HMC H. Krupa. Ax ll ef -:',.Q Wait until the Faptain reads this . . Nm we on recleeni SGH Green 'wt impe 'l'winkle. Twinkle little star Huw l xwnc cr where we sire. Why can't he write the lugs currectlxq .' .. .I ,. I ieut, Vmdr. Al Hughes. USN Operations Officer III'-Ili Paul Madurski. USN C'nmmunications Officer I,'I'. 'Ibm Sher. USN CIC' Officer III'-IG. Ron Kent. USNR I'IVWIntelligence Officer ENS. Lzirry Koster. l'SN Olflntclligcmc Officer ENS. Arnuld Dewalt. PSN NTIJS Officer WOI Mike Judd. l'SN HMO K 1-D 'Q My. Big Mother, how you've changed. cis Q lp 1. g,f1 'V Li. l'his concentrated leisure is awfully hard to taker OPS can do it lwstl L f---f -- -f .. -44 I Yu wtfrt- nut izuiitnrn This pureszigewziy jus liiippt-nf In ht- HllI'llIJt'l'2lllUll1ll Spa-cizilty fl P- R hx I like to jam up the wnrks now and then. ii 1. H' sf 0 l l liett to right, kneeling: li. lleprey, RMI t'. RNISN B. Spears. 3rd row: RM! L. Montez, RM3 D. Vropsey. SM! A. Dunn, SNISN ti. t'onnors. Znd rout Lawlor, RMB C'. Squire. SMSA H. Tomleonovich, RM3 l,'l lti l'. Nladurski, HMSA ll. Malone. SMI ti. H. Lovell. Nlagoutas. liNlSN VY. Fampros, lihll ti. Whitley. R ltM'sfSM's, two different types doing a job greatly needed hy any ship. clUIIlllllllllC3ll0D, the manual type hoisted. blinked and flapped understanding to U.S. warships and Russian freighters alike. SM's were noted for their Make Love. Not War and Homeward hound flags. The tech type manned radio central and racks 24 hours a day, inport, and at sea. They received 3000. and sent more. ops and personal messages a month. RM's, the tech-know-Crat, first in on many sked changes were noted for knowing smiles while listening to hotter Cutter rumors. Together they were the very elteetive ears ofa highly operational KlNG. k.. .as 1 xxx 5 ig .U-fi II RMI ff ,limes HM! V. Phillips. HMB O. Phillips N f I if h . i y .- RMK -J. Pershing, RMK H. Burn-l J 9-E-1 . Nlf M fff 0 gb li YR.. A ii' N any 'I' , .ff A ll WJ sv DHI J Viholzircl. DSI if Pease. Kneeling: DSL2 J. Ring, DSR -l. K N 'H Ho IJS' Driggers, DS! H. Horcherts. Operating from a dank. secluded, dive on the O2 level. the IJS's mothered the archaic NTDS con- glomerate during her last hig fling at the Gulf of Tonkin Nliclnight Ball. Despite the dark and oft gloomy maze through OS country many a friendly ET found his way Io the Nliracle Workers' recording studio. From this same humble studio also hatched this comic hook. the one youre reading. whos many fine pictures are mostly from the miracle workers' bag. Be it a reluctant display console. a difficult picture. a soul lifting sound or a winkin' 81 hlinkin' Christmas tree. DS's provided to KING their full support in the Gulf at a time that may see a lasting peace in SE Asia. aff X 1 Q E A' -- . s '- Tift 5Z1Xh ' -'10 Huuhllghl bulbs. The i'aptuiu's Hulci Braid. Slum' ullnwcbs. ANI? W.-XI..-X. I'I S C'HRlS'I'NIAS. i'H.-XIQIJIC BROWN? WANNA DRAG? Guess what SWC' just clid'7 Sw NIY Hung KungIwl1r'g11i1ic-.U ff f f 4 1: ' Sn gag f,5 ' 'V I.:-It to riplht. sitting: ICTNI4 -I. Fowler. HTH! D. Thielemier. Third row: ETNSX M. Hiller. IQTR3 S. iyt. l'f'l'l ll. llmer. l'f'l'RSN S. -lolly. Second row: I.itwin, PITNSN l,. Aaherg. E'I'fN3l F. Price. PATYN3 J- I' l'N:S .I. Woiiters. ETX! ll. Tardy. HTNSN L. Hull, llothlislierger. l'I'I'RJl G. Johnson. l' VNSN ll. Summers. l'l'l'HSN il. Sitton. ETNSN R. OE . :Xrehie Hnnlier. VSA ,A A -a .ag 1'-.-. 'B l Qggpl' 1 1 5 L X. -hw There is a little known shop adjaeeiit to lil' Ven- tral where daily. l'l'l s don their war paint and lL'ilIl'lE'I'S and go lorth to do hattle with the great so-l 'tl H90- tronies. From the canyons of Radio Ventral and the radar rooms, to the lofty pinneales ol' the torn'-aril 21115 alter masts. these brave men. armed only with s- l79S and probes. light the wild hordes lead hx' the fierce strav electron. These devils lurk in siiliiiiimzlillfilvfl ciri-nits and charging diodes. always ready to '.'-'reiili havoi' on KINGS transmitters and radars. lin! OUT sturdy l'l'l s seek them out and destro5' llmll our Heroes? I Q' N s I' If Bennett counlmg calorles for ff' vi- N 11 Yuu est lld you do Y -nw fax ju J. SJ l.el't Io right. fl'0nIZ OSI -l. l,ot'kwootl. 2nd l'0w US14 ll, Graham. OS! if Sehaler, OSSN lt. Allison J OSZ4 fl. fhtimiri. OSI! l . Stellan. OS!! H. Patterson: OSI! l,. l,oI'ton. Jird row: OSZK Nl. Zipt, OS12 V. Vhew OSH -l. lirown. OSX li. Sickle. OSI! l'. Skidmore. OS3l .l. lrlernanclez. OSSN H. Huteheraft. OSI! tl, Hraten. OSCE AW. Roberts. OS! Nl. Sugai. OSX -l. Rushton. HW! H. Linder. with row: ENS I.. liester. OSSN l,. Burger. 'l'he OS's ot' Ol Division are 348 ofthe slowest minds and lastest mouths on record and these Operations Specialists. al'l'et'Iionately known as HAlJAHMEN, proved lo he multipurpose 'lacks-ot'-all-Trades and provided KING with a fine reputation in the GOT through their performance. Their love ol' sports is well known. in tact one ol' their favorite physical pastimes when not in an operational environment is skating, which they praetiee as much as possible. OSX ti. liristott. OSSA K. Jones. O55N 5- Hwakawa' 5th row: OSL! IJ. Potts. OS2 H. l.inn. USSR S. Allen, OSA .l. Smedley, OS2 A. Kaupert. OSI ls. -lon6S- 6th row: OS! ll. Nleadows. HVVC V. Holton. OS ?Nxg- Yesst-lf. USC' 'l'. Sorrell, U53 ll. l'V-ff - U53 ' Amole. HWS! li. Wilson. OSI! S. l.aux. US Hllfmon' Tth row: ost' it. Hotmrfi. ost' .1. xt--.wa -Hrdmslt OSl ll. Kirk, lf ltttronit XX iriare 'I et hnicians These irt the 511 who are paid for listening to weird sounds and WMC L In b Another odd hreed attached to Ol lhvision hright lights ssthey were also noted for heini well . I ' 'N 31 and led. as anyone passing through lower C lt w0Ul . ill test. Q-, -Q54 wr' -Q 'bt .14 fa I X 'f Q in fi W Guess which hand has the M8zM's. Please work this time . . And now a word from our sponsor . . . You mean we haven't left the pier yet? V Q I ' H Vie re waiting. Doctor. 1 3 3 r F sm uf' ix ia Zn 1 ii Get a Haircut or I'll smack you again. I WEAPUNS 1 -z 'z s tlie watch word ol' Voinli it Ht iclx ui tlie XX eati ons llepartiiieiit cliiring tlie entire tlt-iiloviiieiit. Froin HutiIll-Hotilitu Stiininer's tt-ani and l'liiet'C'raiie's l 'l ' cronies ellorts in putting otll lliflkii'liLlIitlstll'Ni1V1ll fliint'ireStip- port to Vliiet Hoge-r's rocket reliels scoring a clireut liit on a siirlaue target twith the alile assistanvt- ol 1 liiel Nlatintc-l's inongrels at the ratlarsi not to mention Sonar's sleeping lieatit it s storing tix reaclx. working with ASHOCE acloraliles 'o torpedo flireet liits. Weapons was LFDH Hal Segal. USN XYeapons Officer AP!- 5 J 1 .1 - N1 1 lfl' Dick U'Ainato. l'SNR ASW Officer lfl' Holi Hraclfield. l'SN Missile Officer lfl'-Iii Dave Howe, ISN First Lieutenant 7s S i ENS Patil Orr. l'SN Fire Vontrol Oflieer PINS 'l'oni l,arson. l'SN Giinnery Assistant ENS Mike Sare. l'SN Missile Urdance Ollicer lllllf' E19 ' wif? ., is J 5 Q ri 4 r Sc ll Ill get 11 tumurr x What Yun Nh-an I c'zm'I have it 'fu yi 1 WA 1 , I ' A v , 4 vi,,, 11. - ii -ndtffi' Left to right, TOP: GMGC R. Momon, STC T. Saunders. STCQZR L. Moore, TM2 R. Stinnett, STGSN T. Fonrad, LT. CR. D'Amato, STGSN F. Schuster, STG2 N. Selby, STI R. Howes. BOTTOM: STG3 R. It WA Division, a jolly ensemble of sonarmen, gunnersmates, and a torpedoman, had a busy deploy. ment. responsible for not only the normal ASW weapons-ASROC's and torpedoes-but also for close- in weapons suited to the Gulf of Tonkin-.50 caliber machine guns and the redeye guided missile system, The division's high morale could be seen in teamwork on the ship, looking around the clock in the Gulf for high speed surface contacts: and could also be witness- ed on the beach, usually making high speed runs on the exchange. Lower sonar became a packed world ofstereo gear, Philippine monkeypod, Bagio City silver, guitars and china lbut, alas, no San Miguell. The WA team takes pride in the fact that none of its systems had any significant down-time during the entire deployment. Work hard. Play hard-theme of WA! Miller, STG3 B. V. Vanbuskirk, STG2 R. Outland, GMT2 M. Anderson. STG3 R. Welling, SN T. Campos, STGSN K. Wilson. qv' JL ..- , ,QPW X t4 A 'N . E, . ..4- - ' - p,-,,,,,...--r--, 1.4 -!'9 , T f , . 1 9 . 3 A il . A---x fa f' , , X .t , f Q94 , I 4, If , , 1 , .., . Y., ' I ' -..nie . ill ' .ff n fit' I fl! L2--,gi ,f- , . six Xi 1. iiff-3 Ilitiflvg lllfl. DU tiiffrt- iiirfggiq' Sonar watch Eternal vigilance is the price of safetyn Hnininim . . . wunder it' l could pawn this junk TY. l. N fl' l ll W--N Vlieck the fize fit the lures tin Stinnettr cleep fea fishing rig. Gr 'K WD II111 51111 11119 11111I 1'1'111sc' I11vcrs11I I'lTSI IJ1v1s1f111 rw- 111111ly L'XL'l'IIIt'CI lIlICIQ'I'WLlX I't'IJIL'IIISI1llll'IIIS. 111112 sate I11-111111-1'I41-x'11I11111111s:111cI11r11s111'11IIy11ppI1ecIKIIIIIIIIM. 111 SIIIIIIIIIIF g1'41y' IIZIIIII. IVV11111 s11111cI111g ISIOC'I7IIlg,'I u111cI1- 111111 Ill N111-In-N .111 1I11- I1r1cIge III 111111111111g 1I1e1r GQ -111111111xf111g11111111111111s1111cI11111111g1a1x111cs.XNI3IJ1v1s11111 1111111-1I II11'II'w111'lI'1 111 1I1e s11c'1'e-ss1'11I. 11' 11111111 Iz1fIe11c-CI. 111-1 1111111I1fI11111-111 111 1I11-fI11p's11rcI111111s 11ss1g11111v111s. I.1-11 1111'1gI11. Ist row: SN IJ. Arccga, SA Nl.H11r1. SA Ii. IIILI7. SN A. I.1-r11111. SA Ii.N11-lL111re.SA.I.H11y. IINII' Ii. IIUHIIIII. Ilnd row: HNISNYR.v1'l1111cIaIl. N1-IN1111. SR IJ. I'e1ers1111. HNISN I. XIIIISFEIII. SA I.. :XIIfIt'I'SHII. H3151 I.. Ii1111erzer.3rd row: BMI P, Welch. SA S. A11I111cI11111, HNISX S. Amo. 4th row wN D Nc1m111. SA S. R11I1i11s1111. SA E. Foster S U'S11II1x'1111. SA S. Shelton. BNI2 A. Fitzpatmlx row: IfI'-ICI Huwe. I,'I'1IC5 K 21 '1 XI I I ' P-! L,-A X? I . FF' 1 1.111 uw turns: drop two turns Why duxrl rum mike- up the-1r mlI1CiSl., f , K N ui' - 1 si' ,: -' 4-, -fv-n ' X A 1 'MV SUHHI- YW'P 'U6'-fffllffu I,z111,qh-In 111 the N111 lm Lillitr f111Tl'1e'y' knmk' . . 5 Q uurxg 14, S 1 x WF WF Division, all F'I'M's. the dauntless defenders nl' freedom and Mom's Apple pie. have in the tradition ot' John Wayne stood ready to point the Fit'kle Finger of Fate, better known as the Terrier Missile System. at the hodaeious 'l'onkin Gull' l'hantom. fishing boats. Clouds. and an occasional airliner. Standing ever ready watrhes in Weapons Clontrol. Missile Plot and Nlissile Radar. sut'cesst'ully combating horedom. fatigue. tedium. and the urge to drink and make IADYF tnot WARJ. the Fantastic' Tactical Masterminds keep the awesome overpowering enemies til' lreedom from disturbing the resting hapless masses. Lett to right. kneeling: FTMC' R. Mauntel, FTM2 Seothern, FFM3 L. IJ. Paulk II. FTM2 S. Zaramskas Jr.. FTM13 H. FTMSN D. Stixrud, Vhristie. FTNIJS H. Kerley. FTM! D. Martin, FTCS E. Zurawski, FTM!! K. Riggle. 2nd row: F'l'Ml -I. Lfhipman, FTM3 G. FTMSN R. Norgrove. -if - 6 Smith. FTM2 F. Rasmussen FTM2 D. Edwards, FTM2 F Oviatt, FTM2 G. Humphrey ENS P. Orr. cn '71 Q 'fr ,ff dx B049 .1 wg-23 340 -c i..-ii. - 3' - lf?-7 5-0 9-0 I it I 1 TT. s 9? v .a:.f!f,.i x.. I ig We 1 YT' Shasta: breakfast of champions . An ,.:is 4 I. 4 ti 5 'I'hat's 'AC'E,' to you iJLldCiy 4 Y 'Z' Swanee. Huw.I lnve ya. how I . . in I ,D -1: 3 1 ix - ...--' 'ti K7 Ss . . Y L 1 1 N. ff HYUll.I'0 kidding my picture in the rruise bunk Wit h une lllillfllllllUluLYIIIIIUII-L'UL'liC'I'SL1I1ClIll9UIl10I' -tt' l 'l'-twigggetts. WH llivisitm pllt together one ul' KINGR must t-l'let'tive clivisiuns. l,ecl hy' ENS Barnes. ENS Larwn. F'l'lll' Vrane. and 6231111 1Hfmrn-Hwwtttl Stnnrnerf. the clivifinn was respunsihle fur the ships gunx ancl eqtnprnent tw wntrwl and fliretft them. Frmn San Vlernente tu the UNIX, the g.IllllIll'I'Y team lirefl first anal ahketl qttestinns later. ln partlvttlar HINGE at'- t'l1l'Zllt'4lllflSllwlilllltfl NMFS whilewntheg1t1nllne1l6iISH mttnclfl waf the rt-sttlt Ill' xnneh harcl wwrk and lung hnnrx hx' the rnen t1l'NX'll. ' ' - v--w 1 1 , l.t-It tw Flgflll. knoehng: Plflf IJ. frane. CAI!-l Stnnnmerf. SX ll. Ilrentlaw, SN if Zirnrnerrnan. I- I'tiSN -l. Harrell. SX -l. flniterrez. F'l'GI2 J. Farrell. CLNIIQSN W. Hellancl. ENS L. Barnes. Standing: ENS Q 'YD '1-vs' i 'lf Larsnn. F'I'C5Il IJ. Shelter. FTG2 J. Caronia. YN3 T. lfursytlw. F'I'C13l H. Sennett, FTGIZ N. Inahnit, GMG2 W. Fenster. GMU! J. Uurnier, VPC! M. Schaffer. FTG2 S. Watanabe. ..,.,. 4, f A l V ..,A I JI -n-q.ri, f U , KN. Mg F f x. Arr- --H F As .Q .A - - --,...l . 9-3-- 'I ' .L .A..,. ,,,L FX' GXHVQN 'Q .a.. 1 1 . i-Q i !X'l T 'Ft lilNli's l-mil iuiiiilv piinvh: thv Nili lU'l'err'ier l mil.-il Nliwnlv xx in-in is l'iiil'k'iiYl'if' uporzitc-d and ul im-il In this im-ii ui' WM Uivisiwii. The house ii im -im-vilx v--iiirilmtmi to qi di-vzistailiiig direct ni 1 --xi .i lx--m.u' miiligiira-ii Iairgvi hunt, in mid' xii XX ll ii lurk Ami thi' HNINIE iS.-XRHE HH.-XRS! ii iii' viii' it uns ul! In XYi'i5'i'i':Xl Um? on the 'im ilu- HI-f.-XRS miiiiiiiiiivii ii uiiislzllil vigil. iimlziiig num, -iii!! iiiiiiiiiiuck and panel ii i in-N, mi-xi iw-mix i.- .ii-firm an viiciiiy threat: Niltm, Niiiiniiix wi' high slim-ii cliiiids. lv f iwgimi, km .iii .. -1-ling: UMM? .l, Rogers. 42313124 XX Um-ai, UXINISX K l'h.irp. GNINI1 D, Stearsnian. MR 1 Hurragaii. I-INS Ni. Sure. Standing: lixlxili ff! .' v .X .L U K n 7 - ,L 4-X .5 .,,,.-. ' R ix x ' ii! X Q L.-P P ' sr ' ' . 1 L.L,5 1 -i.,4 'N ' W, If-rd. CZMNIZG. Xie-dcaQf.GXIX1jZW, EiiiffT.GN1N1Q I.. Xii-hide, GMM! G. Spanel. CMMS? A. Be-echner. , -,W 1' , , A 'r fx ftix-, 4 4 il and 5, , 'Q' . 1,3 -51 ff' '-' ? H s VI Hu mzuz. thin is where the fire comes 0utf ffxrlllfff QE, Y E , 1 ,, n w. ,v ,T . ' .ir I A ,f 'uno ,D gp! A93 A, ' .Q if Nr N P 1 1, qs- ' .X A If uf ,, 0 W . we '45 9 nfi 15. x I '-I 'Q'-NA Hlzist . . . whivh bulton for cream and su 1 'U gzar The engineering depart inent is vnniprisecl ol' liigglily lI'ZllIll'll technicians wha, continually put in lung arclnniis hours In ensure that propulsion. elm-iriuil. internal umiinunicatiun and service swim-iiif are perlwrining: properly. safely and el'- liuientlyp Operation. maintainence and repair dune un armincl the cluck basis enabling other KINGSMEN In live. work and fight the KING UF Flilfl.-X'l'PIS. x M... QQ' 'H fn! K n www, ' 1- I,IEle l'. FMDR. Ted Martin, USN Vhiet' Engineer 'H ie e 'H 1' ' - WUI Dave Nldllothlin. USN lfl'-IG. Dave Hesser. VSNR ENS. Les Barnes, USN Nll'.-X DVA lileetrieal ,3 es 4 I, is f 5' F-'Ei ..-,,-,. 40' r -r. 13,158-Q X , , 5 1 ? 5 I I r. N I 'C' M' 1 ju - I YN3 D. Kraus Engineering Yeom an fi F2 It's all I lreek tu me. r I sf , Zi 4474. 4' f l 2 A I f . f 10, Ihe Hue anybody here seen Kelly? Nifty hidenut, Huhfu ' 4 hard way 7, J!! 'lg 1 v , . J I ffqffffir '2LY fL7f'f1 'Q f.f.-FL -I' ai 'K' 1 S, -if 4.1 EB . V 1 Left to right. front: BT1 D. May. BTFA D. Craw- Standing: BTFA J. VanDyke. FN C. Andre, BT2 E forcl. BTFN D. Lalande. FN C. Brown. FA R. Fahrni, BTFN M. Darling, BT3 W. Jones. BTFA L Lemstrom, BTL! D. DeTemple, BTFN W. Hutchins. Kelly. BT3 M. Connors, BTFN M. Quinn. FCRWARD FIRE ROOM Generally a snipe. a grease monkey extraordinaireg in particular. a hard working technician with a distinct shortage of essentials like people, liberty and sleep. Awesome is the job-to operate. maintain, repair and pamper 4 massive boilers and related gear. Their many accomplishments have gained them the respect due only to the Boiler Tech's. EZ-1 1.111 rf- rxzhl. Ist row' IN I' H'1rr1 HIPS I HII u H 'A .1 Hi I1 IN IJ -X1 mr PX A Phe-Ip HT .1 I La1Fic1.1 HTFQX Iii hu-111114111151 H1I'N r r r vs X I-Cllmrh, FN H. 1IllllI'1IIL'X'. 2nd row: H1541 .I, 1'r11Ic. XII-111111111111 H11 NI X IIIIIQ sv,.,.v wr HIFY NI YIIII I'-X I Ur AFTER FIRE ROOM X Z f s as , 4 I v W. HTA .I. .Innes :mc Purgen H'I'l H. S111 ,f , v I 1 1 -4 I 1 4 'I Left to right. front: MM3 D. Flores, MM2 -l. MMFN -l.Mulhach. MMFN R. Rinard.4th row: MM2 Touchet, MMI A. Cahrito. 2nd row: MMFN N. D. Dalke, MMC! M. Hutton, MM3 R. Hanson, MMFN Leflore, FN W. Stoughton, MMFA D. Smith. 3rd row: G, Shelton. EM AFTER ENGINE ROQM f in They convert the BT's steam into spinning propellers, elec- trical power for our tooth brushes, power to make fresh water to raise our gold fish in and feed water to keep our boilers buhhlin g. Power conversion equipment and the evaporators are the Machinist Mates marvels. THANK YOU for a job WELL 45 Q V DONE and LIMITED WATER HOURS. ' ' do i- f ls X .fvsxj . ff lf MMC J. Thorpe 36 l IMI tw right. front: MNH W. Sanders. MM! F. Ilrd row: FN IJ. Smlkmvski, NINII4 F, Hmwn. N V me-mira NINIFN -I. Ifrmrc, 2nd row: NIMH R. Gillette. 12111-rrvrw. NINIZ4 K. Szuxncie-rs, NINIA W. Austin NINIPN If Morgan. MKII! R. Vurtis, FN H. Hissmzm. FORWARD ENGINE RUOM A .--WV, 4 A . E RN- x1x1c'x 1lo,r:ww 1 1 J'-lr. A ---5 A , 4 ,--.. J m, r ul ' .494- lnt' t ' ht. . lt'ng: HT! R. Zeller. HTA D. Bennett. HT? P. Schmidt. HTS! R. Butler, HTFN P L I U mill lsix illtncx H'l':t li. Shafer. HT2 l,. Davis. HTFR S. Imta. HT12 A. Luthy, LTJG. D. Hesser Huvelwpt. HTS Q. i'z V ' Vuhh. HTFN il. O'llunnell. Standing: HTC D. irc V. a lum. 'MLW IEAL if 'rw Y 'IT' Roasting Hut Dogs with a welder's torch. Making hlow guns nut ul'yuur drain pipe. Playing croquet with Repair 33's Sledge hammer. Whit are these men? They're the Hull 'l'ech's. u group comprised ul' the old ratings ot' Shipfitters und IX' men. As welders. plumbers and damage control ex- perts in the mudern Navy they enable the KING, should dzunage uccur thrnugh accident nr act ol' war, to contain it ut at minimum and help us recover quickly and efficiently. new -. -A-44 lil' 34332,- f,' 1 1 . ,Q I K . 324 -.Q-...-nln4 '-' fx!! I I 4' F I 5 'Nr .lmft tw right. kneeling: EN! Cl. Koller. ICNI H. MNH R,.I1mes. NINIZ4 Il. l l2lYIl6S.lvlxllslifl.SC'l1illll'l'l9. kan. Standing: NIM! F. Wright. NIH! W. Reed. lflllfi. ll. Hesse-r. HMV U'Hrien. L., MX . 1 ENC' R. Peflerscn. JSM Fmmrdinzxtcmr MMI' S. Hayes ,Z X, X! , X R f -Q... run 'Q 1 3' 0 'Wx .N Li S if I,e -It nv right, front: IV!! H. Barclay. H512 H. live-laanrl. IFS! R. Massey. EMIS T. Kink. IV2 C. lic-llmlr. Buck: ICNII IJ. Ire. HNIFN D.C'm1rI. EMIS fi. Strfwcrw. HM! Pwwers. 1 Nl ' H31 H. Hzxrppr - -li ylzllhcab -af TTI VIORE ENGINEERING CANDIDS ' f .f is f V E Nu-.3 rlwI'l11mlwr, 1 A ' Q11w111-f Hur Plpw x nf li' ,fi - 4,-' ' 'N ' 1 X I is f an 5 . E ff 15 ' 1 l EMIS ii. Lee ' 011.1 li U' a , , 1 ' 1 : ii' , ff , Un the uutside looking in . . . , 5, Q, I on my c'hest'7 Wu,- ' x SUPPLY Nloncy. inziterizil. meals, und morale und the men ot Supply. our logistics experts. proved again they believe in their motto of supply support hy all inczmsf' The Boss is l,C'lDli Clary Ganz who is closely hacked up hy lflllll, mini-chops Hottger and ENS. Zeke Nlicliulczyk, who with ll crew ol'tlI1L1Stl11l types ' sometimes halve to go to unusual lengths to mg-et KlNG's nccds. Whether it was direct support ut their Q weapons und IJ. if Stations. lmcktip support with at rcpaiir pzirt or tending to the oltduty needsol' the crew. KlNG's Supply Dcpurtinent assisted in meeting all ol the ussigninents given the 'l'tility infielder of the Scvcnth Fleetf l,ieut. Vmdr. Clary Ganz. USN Supply Officer igizio. im iaoiigef. t'sNR izxs. Mike xiit-hai.-mt. csx llislmursing Uilicer Iyishursmg Off-For ' S. ik' gf il I 5 F11 N I f-in -.1 ni. 1451 ul' an '4 41 DKK' B. Perez, ENS M. Michalc- zyk. IJKSN R. YOLIIU-.,'. DK!! R. Hmm. I it F, SN G. Grevice with LFDR Ganz 5 . fp ' fr-22+ aff' 351- 31 45 . V. , -5 '21, 1 is A 54.-7 , gf, s.- H i7'a5x1'3. , :ft i 1 A A A, wg...-L. L , J ' ar . 6' ,al .wig i tg r 7-L . :ik i -.1 Your rihs, Monsieur. ,, :ts X1 ' . ,-,g 1 . ' Qi ' 47 if iieii tw right. seated: SA J. Pearson. FN Rinarci. Iiunsfnrci. QNISN IJ. Wicks. Standing: STI R. Levee. SN R. FI'?GI'l1ilT1v.5:N ixnijchmick, HN IJ. Stixrud. SN D. Payne, FN D. Szall-mwski. El'NhN L. Huti. y-:gli ff' - 1: .-gan 1' 1.1, I 4 1 I 'il 1 .wg L. fi wx, Sw, l 1 ......ann-milf Q 'uiu.,,Q SK , --our - P-hi Inspired. the storekeepers had to he to keep us in lausiness. Working quietly in the lmavkgfrotiiifl. under the excellent leadership ol' J-J ,- SKVS Milner. replacement parts were conjured up lrom the ocean and everyday necessities --v appeared as illrom a magic wand. Being the heart 0 N ' ol' the operation meant stocking over 35,000 dillereiit repair parts and allocating 5270.000 of Ul l'.-XR funds. With remain flexible the rule and supply support remote, the SKF proved to be nizisters ol' the unusual directly contributing to putting KING on the FIRST TEAM. -if X, ,ff 'L tw my If .1 fb 'Q --B . in i --an . 7 211-QL .aff f rv f I ir lifts.: 1 Left to right, front: SKI E. Soria, SK3 V. Mosbv SK9 M Smith I CDR G Ganz SK2 T Winters sms E. winner, SN n. Pat .- .M'ddl :SKSN Q .' 'z ' J i ' ' ' ' ' Ireland. SK2 A. Schlievert, 'I'.lGrcfgory. Bachlgi SKIN I. cond' SKSN R. Amen' lmring this year's WESTPAC cruise, the shipser- vit-t-iizein lt-cl hy Sl-ll Grayson provided the ship with free hziirt izv- wmilitary ofCOL1rSel. laundry lalways Clean and iistinllf, the mine cfolorl. a ship's store with all the comforts ot' home loops, sorry we did not carry COURSL and Coke iimt-liimf which sold the guys over 11ll,U0lJ cans ot' Pepgi, Vokt-. Uriingt-. Black-cherry, Root-heer, and who knows whzit, We gippreciated your husiness, especially during the L-ntl of iriiixe inventory reduction sales. Flgyu, -q,q.r.i QDQFFOMI SHSS G. Clay. Left to fight, middle: ' - X X. lie-rweinxna, SHSA T. Peterson, Sl-lil G. Ray- ., . 1 , fe' L' . . Y. 3 SHI! R. Pride L' ,ff mond. Back: SHSNJ. Dance. SHfll1.Gr920f5'.5K3 T Winters. SHl fl. fiF21N'S U- qt. SD- Hc-ingg creatiw and vungenial ol' at- titiidv is manly halt' wt' living a steward Hn thv KING. All the rest is just plain hard work. 'l'h0 atinpsphere pt' harmony is gem-rate-cl under the ptisitive- leadership ol SIN Marinas. Many were the times Vllfs and visiting wl'l'it'0rs Q-iiiuyecl a goncl meal and a nights lriclging. And while fur most KINILSXIHN a visit tu the llhillipines isa strip in anutlwr wversvas port for the ste-wards it's a strip at their home-land. 1.315 --nw' Be-v,,. ' vi, , :YU ,ggi '1 ,f xilgtx . I 1 Lett to right, seated: SD! D. Tulagan, SDSN M Urupesa, SDI I.. Marinas. Standing: SDSN Gasinin, SDSN D. Garcia. SDR L Nlaynigu, SUSN G, Reves. SDSN M. Phillips F' I Gonzales. SDSN F- KlNG's tkmcl service hranch Linder the guiding hand fit t'St' Womack covers many areas, especially ,,,, f will rwepfirzitinii and presentation. With Slitklltltl wnrlli 1-liltnitl preparing 2T5.tXltl meals this deployment. my t-nt-ks were htisy with their pots and grills while Illilllfx ei :in-sscnnk developed dishpan hands. Vnderway lllll I-1.1m-s nl' tresh lmread were haked daily. Each nl' the .3 slnif. lliir-H-Q's cnnsuined Lltltm ut' steak and lt-llld ut april-t-rilis. The hard work ul' these culinary technicians -.iris .igipreciatecl hy everyone hut the weight- wzitclie-is. 5 .Ufw qc- ' ..l'x 'il 'TJ 'Inav .rw 1- . Qf',.3g-,. gl, 1.411 ' ht, f zz cs:iM,F1' .-it , .cssx R. csi .1. mms. Standing! f'SSSR-,Merlin V32 l,im-nlsn, flallchllun. Middlczlelklljpill Womack. Nlziclinvsky. SH IJ. I layhuugh. CSSN M. BUTITS- d ' M1161 if 1- 11 NIMH NIL Jil has anwilher mziliiinctinn. Mr. Segal. A FUXh0l97--- i..f if On the bridge. Captain? X45- 7, 'iw-A xf Me .IUUIV7 It'll iiewr imp l'iii Supply Hr. Sc-gal with C ,1 i i-uni f -' AQ One dozen dmighiiiiifi 'f- gofu Oh huyfu Hollywood Sf1r:','.e!'.-fu 1- hlzizin'.'wUut'the1,l'O' 'Y A ! mb-- Wonder if I can get the RAMS game . . . Mushroom Gardens get-together, Saseho, Japan a ,, as f Q Trfclzny 5 readmg IS taken imm . . h-HlllXN'1llll Port. KEEP OFF' --Wage Shun by my watch tum, Tunyfn 3555, See Pumpkin-man? Says right Hey such a deal . . here we're famous. L 59 I ,., CHIEFS Who bought the magic store buzzer ??? O ! 0-v,.,,. is 5 Y .' 'N , x f f I A -5 A - xx Another week-SOT, Mr. Se gal? That was port-side-to, Chief! 'su :Ns , K. - 12 I I . . that wke sure looks glfvvfi I i 6 U-Q , f I , . fu' VN ho sand, 'Black outa one. Uiieeezf I wwe Rogers HT standby! 1 ' -1- ' L s Someone been needle-ing y0u'7' rl I 3 KI GSME OF The tradition of KINGSMAN of the Month began in September of 1972 to give recognition to those members ofthe crew who have done an outstanding job toward promoting the effectiveness of KING as a fighting ship. These individuals were selected for their devotion to duty. professional expertise. and exemplary X ig' 7 N-.Y J ' J R K x N GMT!! Marvin A. Anderson September You remained up late at night 'shooting stars' when the moon made it possible and rose early to shoot morning stars when you were not required to do so . . . Your excellent professional knowledge of your rate has been effectively utilized in instructing junior officers performing a day's work in Navigation and new Quartermastersf' inilitarism. These men were chosen during KING's l9T2,fT1l deployment that demanded all that the men could give and then some to keep KING at the peak of readiness and flexibility that she displayed during the whole deployment in WestPac. To all these man a BRAYO ZULLI. Your work was consistently outstanding and effective as testified by the fully operational condition of the launcher and associated electrical systems without any down time. The successful ASROC firing this month further attested to the success of your hard work and dedication ..... QNI2 -Iames R. Stastny October x, if THE M TH Although still a relatively new second class pet- U' Ufllfff. you took charge of Main Control and superbly carried out the duties of a more senior petty Officer billet. Your leadership and performance were continually outstanding during the month as you maintained Main Control in a high state- of readiness. XA, I 55 'sk yy rf-S, Y-4, QSQ Q, LX if g QNLQ,t?c NIM! Frederick U. Taeger November As the Helo Fire Party Scene Leader, your cnthusiasin and devotion helped maintain a high degree ot readiness and morale .... Your willingness to accept the added duties and responsibilities of a lfirst Vlass Petty Officer billet is further proofof your high tlL'plY't'0 til professionalism. H12 llurry 13. Cobb lleceinber . . You consistently worked long hours .... in -. ,M excess ol sto hours. producing operations summaries that enabled KING to contribute significantly to the Nayy effort in the tlulf ol' 'l'onkin . . . summaries delivered to evaluators included everything from Log Helo schedules to MIGVAP assignments . . g iq: ' rt' 3 ,. s, li Y ,Q-.?': ' ,v :a -Q ' if gray ,Vi Vx. A H' O ...Lab , '1 ' If id QHMEELI 3.3 0 'iZ2IZ....f3-U .- .- ..,.i., 0534 Warren R. Amole 0211122 .. jajgi ,- -lanuary ,ggjifir-3:52 A ' -fs L ...x:::,:m l. ij 1 in im.,--Q Your performance was superb as you spent 33 A QP m many hours of your own free time on the NTD51 revitalizing your cleaning station. and contributing 5 numerous hours to KING-'s photo team. The high -ier standards you have set is an inspiration to your ship- D53 Jnhnm. C-D Driggers m3l9S- February i Early in the fall of 1972 the USS KING got un- derway for her 9th Deployment to WestPac. A separate entity from earth, sky or water. Many aboard were new, raw, untrained and untested: some salty as they come, standing by to form the raw, the old and the machinery into one self contained fighting unit. Behind were Sunday football games, the family-the reason we started. Ahead, the unknown, a challenge to be mettiand a job to be done. The pictures and words that follow tell the story of the men, the job, and the machinery. We hope that you appreciate the sacrifice of these men and of others lilce them now that we have at last come to a peace in Viet- nam, the place. May there be more understanding and kindness between men of all nations. And may there be no more places. Myke Zipf 15 gi flf 255iefEfA7,'fi1f'1Easf1f i Qgilfiifi'1 'Z5ia!3il 3 2f1 212gf- if BL W , fvff i,ff.,iiYf,g1','lAif:'!13Q9id4!g '- f:?iL:'9z3.' Lk ii.- T -- Q n.. : , 1 ' an -.1.s',e ,a x -We kt Ewa ww fu- 2 -Milf! 'E in if :'fi-11 S v Ffa? fill? H3215 '72-'55?:f3 '3'lQg'l'e',123:53,? .f3Ti7r'rlffzi'e: V 12, f!s'i'fil,.f:i,1,'1!.i Ql!'!5 i iw! sw: +Ii .11 if A-ui' 'l 1 .-'ffl , Q il' 'S '31i ' is ?'-if gi! iii i f .4 -.i!f'i.i'ffi1f!di?' -1' , lli!.53fif2.faf we W1 l Q., ' .1 2.::.!L 'fi -.1'14i'I2,'z,pH I :E 9111.3 1'i!1!'1fi-.:.f' 4, -, if , fg:.r..-qw1.vffg1 4i1Qi1Lg,,Aliil::fp2'4,1 , , - isfl ggilxg? 1,,.tv':l.i.1E gf 3 .I ff: 1.,! 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Y of departure she announced rather loudly that her 5'l54 was ready At Hawan she poved her wereall GO, aswell as herconventional torpedoesand3l50's LeavmgSubicBayon29 ission in WestPac was playing big brother to a Minesweeper doing her thing off the coast of went on to perform at South SAR and give a helping hand at PIRAZ u halo port. Shortly ncarrier around, alwaysreadytoiishasoggypilotfromthedarkseas.shouldit,hseolno'' KING proved that the 5754 still worked aswell as it did when weleft . Naval Gmmfire Support in several places with a degree cf intensity far oiceeding that of A Gulf. At one place KING came under hostile fire from shore batteries and effectively replied ire. Performing in her more common missile firgste duties at Christmas, KING was-visited of the Navy and Admiral B. A. Clearey, CINCPACFLT on Christmas Eve. After a few 1973 the word came that all had waited for-some formanyysars-the Cease Firewas I 3 than to take the task of shadowing Soviet units and providing the ddensive support Init!! E- up the harbor of Haiphong. As a grand Gnale KING took over the of gi 'lqfffgziiigfjfgzij Kms left behind san Diego and spent mm: mmm. deployed mm E m Q . A . . . . ' - A. ' v 1' 11' J 1fg::: r,'1'. '-r' f. Ax' of handlmg every AAW PrckettJSAR station m the Gulf Jim ,'3g5mi'52g:3? KE' ge' ' Alt- ,H X' If Q in 8, ' . 4 . , ,. ra 3iQ f::7 .fgeww-f iv .W Y -'71 .Q9U5i?.E2!ii .57 f.'fj 'i?1i!5 , v ,, X-1N.Ii.,.' In .',,,. I l li H L11 1 a , 5 V , A r .f,'g.'-il-'Y .p-,li ,,.,l1l S g -mv!! H fl' 1 -If i,'. -lu? '1'f'l '?'5 Hill 23415 F? - -PMI' ,.z?Q! H v Wi' 'iff 3' of 1' 2 :1':ifvi':s4I I 3 ji .Q f 'il l 1 ,,f. 1 1:11-ijili 4 iv, 7 I Q 5 'I lf .433 I l1,I,.ft I, 2,2 ,, f-1' 1 1' a 'zg ry.: gg ' I- -, , . l':. 1 - f. ,. HN. 3 . lfll 1 , 1 , . ,. ,. ,. , ' 4 . ,L - i A 4 1 . 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KING demonstrates ber ASW might -4 X ulleyhzill - WICS'I'PAf' style HAWAII and PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE USS .ARIZONA Mt-iiiurizil Pc-zirl Hzirhur. Hziwiiii nfs Q ,K .Q 130 A -g - iii'-' '4I'f'1l'r effffl I . I-' ' f u.-f f ff-iff 5 'f1 .2 ..'Q55ir 5:: .. ,gi f. . w-f'- ,. ..:,, frifvazl -L ,.Je, - - i .'....-I-1. , ,1.- v- - L-I' 4'1 ,Agar-f.. ' I V 's 2111- , .hw ri , Y jg v.-. -- - - ... . ff, Q 'K A light filled Huwziiiiiii night. A direct hitf my xx , T'- Q... M .. . . .with many more to follow. . . Our first unrep with ITSNS TALUGA. Skunk 1351.5 a CPA of close aboard with USS INFLICT ' ? Hai- I F' ' LT A + ' - ',, ,,0,.,3..,l - 5 f fl .5 NT' nl PIRAZ STATION KING was there . . . with USS LONG BEACH, 3 November 1972 1- Ti +- NOVEMBER 11, 1972 KING's BIRTHDAY Once again Vhiet' Milner does the honors. KING is now 112 years old. ' .fn wif. an w-1 -... . A, V- , Lani ,.',,-15511 - ,,..1..-L always rc-aiciy. PLANE G ARDI G with USS A ERICA CCVA-665. n 5 .!7 !'La. Q0-'il' Tait ,rw-gi ...., D fe,-ga Final Approach F-4 in the groove 1q,,,,. Q.- , L., 1 -e ,- 1-' 4-,1 , v S' - if-Aff-x,,' ' ' 'ITAJ' g E-, L I f4'.,,g'4'? 4J'Q :fa-lm.: -.,,--Q-an vfv4-zizwng -1'-,'.,- U , -,Ix f-'awv.n-Afifrfwfn 2-9 - xr- V- ' :A ,,' .5 q.L'l.P-'fi Q V- . ..Q,,. 'JU Ag. f.5.5 .- f In-sw. , vf-...x 50.2 kg, - -1: Xian: '. ui? Sunset steamin D. I 4 KING's EVALUATOR: Cool, Our vectored sting steady. nerves ot' steel. I MID SAR KING's STATION DURING THE --HOT WAR . ' Do you see that? E--. 5 vi SAR ALERT! SAR ALERT! The Evaluator, WLU, and SWL' Combat team. Q Q I 1 fi ' f , . u A, arf' F A , , ' -' '- r r 1 mr +ve-015' NAVAL r GUNFIRE SUPPORT I '-' 'mv J, 1 V. ,uv I, X ,'. -Jlixx Three inch counter batteryYY When's our turn? Peaking and Tweaking Pay u m. Mr. Se al . . . It will shoot thru the xg, 2 hullnme rf its He wants to paint the barrel what? MIDSAR Wardroom Fhristmas tree F 'X'N'fgX xvN'q wwf Vfllf w , i fl, Nw xr 4 tal Ni'-. Tux- A ,K ,Nh ,K WTA 'fav' :N Fi gm ,lyk ,NX fx U L fxl- vuik XVX + y A Q ,L Qfgij MG rg iwpawn 4:wn,.k L 1' wx. X4-HM Lgx o ,, Lk 'X Nh!--W. .1 1 INV . . A , M ,ff ff ffquilw mm L fi Y . H fx , fx-I . , s if Warn e. ,Q wx 5,14 0 .Arnklwq fxf..Cf.g7 5' 51 ' rv, .5 X f Ln kjx 1 ' - A r 4 ,f f 7 'iw xQfX' fwfx, CA jfcqvsm r- , 5:0 K . :Y ,'.iQ , U ig SW? 'xffff' X p N ' L,lAw x,f A M N. f A . L-I X. .. ,dna fy f Qgfpw b.M,N, l, xx , .f,,, F., L, v, IW 1 T NV 5 ' A FAX f x 0 -K 'X s Xl! xy N-N V ' fox dx 5 ,, '1 ' .' Lfrx -f M, U. A f ,ag 4 if 1 0 - 'J , X 11 Av I CNET-f-lfCfylJ,x-1fAk'QjT-'LN a I fx ' fxf' 5 .,,, 1. N' 'vfx ATF! , Al' N? X. A N N V ,rs ,iv v Lrg .FVDNXOX jlv 1 -xl MW' -L Q x!lt1 A N- X fi -ml 'Q V. ,tk 1' ,553 mm!-'. Q N N.:-:R XA gn 'Sf' . , xt M , ngsm 1 Kal C' A fi 'Z l TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS Twas the night before Vhristmas And all through the KING Every work space was silent You couldn't hear a thing. Half the crew was on watch And the others in their beds While thoughts of their loved ones Ilanced through their heads. When then out of Fombat There arose such a chatter The Vaptain woke up 8: yelled Now what's the matter? The evaluator With firmly clenched lip said. There's something on radar, Approaching the ship. We can't make it out We've not seen it before There's five. maybe six. Maybe seven or more. Now the f'aptain's in Fombat lt did not take him long The night was going well Hut now something was wrong. All over the ship You could hear the loud wail General quarters! General quarters! Put some birds on the raill The tension was growing And a chill hit the spine All the dots on the radar Had amounted to nine. ,1 11 lherc was no IH' Ur a radio call Systems 4 K 5 tracking And now l made them all. So we called Alfa Whiskey. They are coming at me. For the sake of the crew I'm requesting birds free? We sat there just waiting And the night was so black When at the last moment All the systems dropped track. The whole crew was frantic They were working on fear 5 minutes had passed They should almost be here. Evasion was ordered We started our turn When all of a sudden There was noise on the stern We ran out of Combat With never a pause And there stood 8 reindeer With old Santa Claus He stayed quite a while As he wished us good cheer For a nice Christmas Day And a Happy New Year. As he drove out of sight The ship was still humming Maybe next time dear Capta in You'll know that I'm coming! Elvie Kester 4...Z , i. if I l Y - fha. 43' ,EN JV 4..- lx l ? 9 -edt 'Stags 00-04 Were underway in order to meet Requirements of Comseventh Fleet Whose operating schedule, third quarter. fiscal year Nineteen seventy three, says we must be here. B SOPA and OTC are the same CDR. R. R. Tarbuck, USN, is his name Captain of the KING QDLG-105, Skipper to a crew of the finest men. All four generators are on the line The load is parallel and doing fine 1B, 2B boilers are lit For obvious reasons the plant is split Material condition YOKE is set. Requirements of condition III are met. Mount 51 is ready to go. Smoothly into action it could flow. Our position in the Gulf is known as MID SAR in the 10 mile circle we can't go far, but steaming independently is rarely a bore When you're TU 77.0.4. 106D 30' E, 18' 40' N Around the point we steam back and forth We're at darken ship, all lights are out, There's no visual indication when we come about A well trained crew is ready at hand If our ship's SAR Helo must take off and land. Big Mother Six Zero is the Helo's name. Rescue and assistance is the name of her game. 0000, Listen did you hear? The sounds of the coming of a brand New Year. 0115, Received an injury report. Being cautious was not this young man's forte. HTFN P. W. Davis, USNR is alive. Service number 326-48-7095. 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A4 as X lf' gf Iliff X1 ' 5A qmy AmlNmh M m In XKIIII rrhziamam , S Il SURVEILLANCE OPERATIONS KEICPINCZ TABS ON THE SOVIHTS WHO KEEP TABS ON VS Soviet AGI O I P'. V I - U .0 ? . N K' . u Q 0 , . 'I - ,w 'v- - 0 Y 'ff' . ., 5 ji... 1 iii - -.. - of 4 - Q ,.A- , -,-.i .,,,, -Q... ' J' . - ,-an.. ., T iq fi 1 X ,e j - I o 5 ? 'In 0 gl ff. s si. , A N V- ., V , I. .1 I' ' , . . f ' v fi X m-Qui... , -- -- 1 'I-i........ H A!! . 1 2 I 1. -In' -vs ' 1' . di ' 'V . . . - ' ' 3 S ., - uh' , -'.,s-I A- fd-T'f 5i i nr A' 1 Q Chinese Communist Merchant 4. If I -' Y! T N. .-' mx 'V frfif Tv! SUBIC if'-6:5-i.'.zi?.1QQjlTi5:1?S, ' pg Q - inim- -'L ' .. .T Mary Sue it ain'tY STOP-OVER: A TIME TO REST. RE-GUN, AND RUN THE BASES 8 , R . A NEW SNOUT for the Mount l H X 4 Q .k 'f,,l . T '1 STEERIKEYY 'lan- L I .5-Y Qi pl- . L -an-Q-5.4 T Peace . . , Now get it off my foot, Please-ff FLIGHT QUARTERS! FLIGHT QUARTERS: P Fill it u , Hi-Test! . , ..,, .,.4 , -- 3.2 -,. ,:.4 Q' I.-J f jx ,V .-.. I I ,. H-.-Q 'A 0 .. , . Pin. 11' P' , .-...ua-.937 V ,-:- lr-- Xix. f 'f' '1 I I 0 VI, ,,-4. . J' if - u i 11g Chief Beahm doing his thing- 3 ,- . r -,,..-1' ig:.3f,,,,i . i ,'g s 'T- -.- l I l 1 sa-4' vii, MAIL FALL? tAt Last! ld mad 3 ' Snlhadeonerlnses With broom in hand Tribeatllai ajft date We went to sea lt-ith Task FEKZUF8 It seems 78's joh Was to sweep it free As W mlles of ocean were cleared O9 all had reasons for joy ur men were returned Frt ' - - . . Pm their captivity in Hanoi 2i:VlJ:lSe.lf1lD was finished 'Mn mel iiitevjit to theg war To makin llfmihmg 'H llmkfl Will' H friends on that shore Myke Zipt' H-, I If I Away the Utility Boat? The Little King MINE CUUNTERMEASURES OPERATIONS Haiphong was just over the horizon. The job . . .Mine Counter Measures. We were watchdog and helo port combined. Those ghost contacts on radar were just small niinesweepers. awaiting word to commence 'The -lohf The task was large and the reasons mostly unknown but our l'OW's were just a little closer to home each day we were there. il-..k .. A ' ,Ayr-1 W N A fn ,. Q - , E has-1:-nn fgit VN hat are you using for bait? Mess decks Kobe steak cubes Ci'atchin' anything? Nope . . FISH CALLS . . . . some with no poles at all. Some with make shift poles . . . From wheelbook to reel-book V N 'iiv' ' ,Rf .N . . . AND PICNICS I'rade you mv fish for vour Coke? ,, Ml O G 7 F 5 fwi I ,f . NN:-. it x'!- Ei4f'V --N , Ov e. - .' 1 . Xt I AW Q num' L f'fI1S9Y, my cookmg xsnt that bad. X Mm Reed Nlzmager ' Monkey r'neat7'7ff Har-B-Que C'ompla1nt Dept. A long line . . . , . for the payoff. jf TG' pQ,A . 3 A 'Nu- X-I - I' 6 .. , ,.. .., .... ...L wh ' I' : :.., : :1 0 K Q' 5 ..............l .D ' A' ' If 'I .V .3 p b an I if f 1 'fa ef 2 U r 0 an Q l .1 111. lr- en: ee., 1 Z .sem 1 . . - Q f l.J' i Confucius Temple KAOHSIUN G TAIWAN Vaupt ain 's Personnel Inspectmn. Kaohsiung .AYZX ,,-, 'E' , . - Z . . '-'I , E ,ff -I-lu! 'P Q' V ' 1 he e I ' , . , -'l e ' 5 Y r 1 Little Kids 4 ss ' - ,my r rr A W ff-f' M M e 'I .-, .-qv fs in F wx I H, get in .,-.EQ it , 1 2 , it . f Q ' T I 'I l fizimmift-I-2 L-It ft-it iriWi:i'P?i , 1' i x I 5 ' f G ' H ' om, ,,,,, , fJ.,, ..4..-z'f, A x 1 ' ri , X 'I 6-, 1-- MHHV i ..,,., wwf' di 1 1 A Q i if ii im vt 1 fl- If ,. 'JM 1-lj, W ',-' ' ' n I 4 wer -, . i y f 'A V .V K H , if lg, 1 -H. , , ' S ,L , F ,J ..- -, 2 '11 M ,r I I . Q ., - . A I , . g , hw ,.z-, . ,K ,- if A .- J 5 ' V -'-511, V ' a, ,- ' I ,Q,.g.. ' ' Lexi: - nm. 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'A og FA -'lfg st: A .9 I br- '16 . ' ' X . 5 ' as .xx 0 I. .D YV . 'I fl -D-0, OL s.',. t rr I 2 I 'Q . . ' 'n 5 5 s ' I E 1 ' ' O ' . '. . ' ,ff ,' :Ao 5 0 0 Q ' l ' an a 4 'o I QW' ' ' LJ. , tv, f 'fly' -0 . -P' y Q up ' X -luhn Warner, Secretary oi' the Flarey, C'INC'PAC'FIfI'. f Z, , Q V X ll' X 1-.gf .q,, Q. Q, qi -.a.,,4 ,.a'gZ 'A . I vans-.. .L ,,. A Tw at w ,. J f. uw TJ S lx Y 4 . u. ' ,QA F I 1- -vw. Helo Squadron Commander CTF 78 welcomed aboard D THE K DO'S STARTED ROLLI G I . . . ELEM HM UNIIICOPLETE A SUCCESSFUL 6 MONTH CRUISE YOU MAY LOOK BACK WITH ZETKMMYIXESRELE .... YOUR PERFORMANCE IN SITUATIONS RANGING FROM. ,Umm OGUNFIRE SUPPORT TO CARRIER ESCORT NAS OUTSTANDING A CTS .... HELL DONE. RADN WOODS, COMCRUOESPAC. :EU nf YNCGTIIBUTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE HAR mom IN SEASIA DURING gulfCgTLgERPLOYmNT. HELL DONE AND CONTINUED GOOD SAILING. - . OHHANDER IN CHIEF PACIFIC. NPRM mmgCEfAN:gSNEN SHOULD DERIVE GREAT SATISFACTION FOR A JOB 'mud is INDIc2E':C2D52Gvg3XISOQgNENT. YOUR SUSTAINED ESSIONALISM AN WP- GTORGE. COHCRUDESFLOT ELEVEN. D SPIRIT' :mu vw IEPAR MMTHITSEMTNOSLEET AND RETURN HOME TAKE HITH YOU THE E1m,wASSmwlN BEIEUTIONS TO THE MISSION OF SEVENTH FLEET ,mmm OF mm NGING THE LONG HAR TO A CLOSE. KING lm SE COYBAT ACTIVITY IN THE GULF OF TONKIN ALC 'WHILE PTRLRSSTOTINAS gr ALL TASKS HAS OUTSTANDING. YOUR :I-Mmm' ROFESSIONALS. VADM HOLLOHAY, LAI-ELL A 'HOOD OF YOU MD TRADING I-IPLOY YOUR SUPERB PERFORMANCE DURING A LONG AND .moe ILL TXT9EIlT'Sf OOT: SINGER AND MAN IN KING CAN TAKE PRIDE v ILING. RAOM READ. CTF SEVEN FIVE. S- AR A' 'A' WA' HOIEHAP ' .D F , ,JAN IOSTIF OLLOUING A LONG AND AROUOUS COMBAT OEPLOYHENT -, . IA ,SQQFPEOMCE OFBTARIQUQ OF YOUR SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION .... Mags EYIOENCE OF YOUR PEEADIFFICULT TASKS. DURING LONG LINE N:-IPS, YOU TAKE HITH YOU WORK. VEPSATILITY AND PROFESSIONAL INCERE BEST HISHES My APPRECIATION FOR A ODD WELL DONE .Emi -.-.AON CLAREY, CINCPACFLT, PIRGENCY SORTIE 'IAEFA I 'At pm ' CUT-ARLY PLEASE MV-NCE Of AL D HITH THE OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL RESPONSE L HAN fum DS TODAY...HELL DONE. RADN MECAULEY, CTF 78 OWNER Tim IN IHICH RINGS .. FTARIEIQIHT QUALITY OF PREM BATTERY HAS BEEN MAINTAINED .... -Aww IS IN CONSONANCEMAGENEIIT HITHIN THE WEAPONS ,I H-S DEPLOYMENT HE WITH KINGS OVERALL PERFORMANCE gyigmos - LL DONE. RADM RERN, CTF 75. A-fl TIIIFO .:' ss 'A WHS SC I I5:rgQ,,,I?: EYAALYSIS AND FURNISHED IS OF GREAT VALUE FOP . ml EATLY Appmmw ENT OF ECM OPERATOR TECHNIOLTES. . COMMANDING GENERAL FIRST HARINE . R E SSEEOEEQRANTI-KOMARXDLG AAHEX '. X CISE PROPOSAL PROVIDES AN INNOVATIVE TRA T REAOINESS .... YOUR INITIATIVE APPRECIATED. CTF 75SrING TEST OF ASCM DEPARTURE RINGS .... PERFORMANCE ON THE GUNLINE NAS INDICATIVE OF A HELL TRAINED AND EFFICIENT CREW AS INDICATED BY THE OUTSTANDING GOA. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GOOD SHOOTING. CTG 75.9 GUNLINE COWANDEP. YOUR ALL AROUND PERFORMANCE IN MANY TASKS HOST IMPRESSIVE. KEEP UP THE GOOD HORN. RAOH KERN, CTF 75. LOG HELO ASSISTANCE THANKS AND HELL DONE FOR YOUR EXPEDITIOUS AND PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANCE TO RUGBY O03 DURING HIS LOU FUEL EMERGENCY. YOUR PROMPT RESPONSE TO THE SITUATION IS TYPICAL OF HHAT HE HAVE COME TO EXPECT .... CTG 77.0 YANKEE STATION COPMANDER VERTREP YOUP TROOPS DID AND OUTSTANDING JOB CLEARING THE FLIGHT CECL, BEST OF LUCK. CO USS SAN JOSE. IT IS GOOD TO START OFF NEH YEAR HITH SUCH A SHARP LOOKING SHIP. CO USS SAN JOSE. CEASE FIRE LAST NIGHT OUR CO - - LONGEST HAR IN THE HISTORY OF OUR NATION...MANY OF OUR NAVYHEN AND WOMEN HAVE PASSED THE HALFHAY POINT IN THEIR CAREERS SINCE OUR OM ARE AT SEA TODAY ADVISORY ROLE IN VIETNAM BEGAN. MANY OF YOU HH HAVE ENOURED LONG AND FREOUENT SEPARQTISZS E52EYYgUR gQMEB5ESAg. ' I' T AND YOUR BE T YOL HAVE GIVEN YOUR EES T YOU HAVE DONE YOUR DUTY HELL OUR COUNTRYMEN HAVE COME TO ExPEC AND AS HE LOOK FORWARD TO THE RETURN OF OUR COMRADES HHO HAVE SPENT 50 MUCH 11,45 AS PRISONERS, YOU CAN STAND TALL IN THE RNOHLEOGE THAT NC ONE STANDS TALLER THAN YOU. HELL OONE. E.R. ZUMHALT. A .- ADNIRAL, UNITED STATES NAVY MANDER IN CHIEF ANNOUNCED A CEASE FIRE OF THE CEASE FIRE A OF N I , , I NISH TO COMMEND THE OFFICERS PARUCULW SINCE THE YOUR PERFORMANCE HAS BEEN TRLYLY MAGNIFIVCENT. I DMZ LAST SPRING. THE SEVENTH FLEET HASMD WN INVASION THROUGH THE - PON DEER IN THE FOREFPONT OF COMBAT ACTION.1OY2:PHgrEggkgEE UNRAYERING DEVOTION TO DUTY CDNTRIBUTEO I Y EY OUR FERSONNEL HAS 'HE COST IN HUNAN LIFE AND FAMILY SEPARATION r V COMPUWE eff-I VERY cw.--THF SUPERB PEPFORHM. A DEES5EES3I93AEEYENTN I OF THE THOUSANDS OF NAYYHEN AND HARLTTESAKBQR6 OF EXCELLENCE mp FLEET THROUGHOUT THIS HAP HAVE SETV HOLLOW HI' USN' THOSE WHO FOLLOH...HELL DONE. VADT O. L. -LSSATIQN OF HOSTILITIES v A I 1 YOU 'LL SHARE IOC FOUGHTLLONG. YOU FOUGHI HARD. HYDE FSSQQTOEELEHAPTEP Q0 THE IN THE OISTINCTION OF HAVING ADDEE Ar-mg, FREEDOM THROUGHOUT M U S NAvY'S LONG HISTORY OF EATTLIEG STAY VERY HELL DONE- .gpt TT TS WITH GREAT PRIDE THAI HE - IAADNVCOOPER. TF 77' 'Gel . . -7 ff' 4. it, K. .. 'nf ff ev- , X. 221. 4- Q -r T X 3' 6 8,93 5 ,4 2' 27 1 I i by Ex41: jqr '3e ' L 24 in A 'Q . I I ,. 1 n ii No caption necessary! ' The beginning ot' 52:3 iw . . -4 ,uw , A1 H- Q ' i ' ,Q . . v va- r 1 Fif'-Ss, -. i 7 -1. M A Mine, All mine? s ' F. '. The Lung Trek Home l -4 STRIKET Cooney Bird . . . ,wary X PF 04 lt. 6.1-aj K. A - 1 I 'E The bow lei is brought aboard. ARRIVAL, SAN DIEGO Easter Rabbit is .MMUUF . KING's Crown Lf I ihma- in ii! -+- ! L A, , ' - 'N fi----' 'Q f 'l., The waiting throng ....... T1 ., If 5 .-. .2 K ,M 1 ,,, . . . and displayed : ...andcome... L! WestPac goodies off load time. And on thex come APPRECI TIO The editors wish to express their thanks to all who helped milk? fhiS Pflsslble- SP9Ci3l thanks goes if, Owum ,hers and darkroom specialists who were instrumental in this hooks success. and to OSS I Smedlu tt , ph , I G t ales campaign. conducted a super grea S OS3 Smedley ... OS3 Zipf OSSN Vessley .... ENS DeWalt SN Nierson ....... PNSN Sherman SN Farrell ....... OS3 Smedley DS2 Wilson DS2 Woolard DS2 Driggers DS1 Pease ENS Sare ENS DeWalt OS3 Zipf .... WO1 Judd ENS Kester ENS Sare ENS DeWalt . . . Layout Copy Typing . . . . Artwork Photographs .. . Pertinent Trivia 8: Poetry CQNMAN OF THE YEAR Selling cruise books was his game. WAIBWORTH Cruise Book Sal PUBLISHING 7857 Herschel A L J ll L If 903 COMPANY a 0 a. 'ai Nlarvrhnr Siu l N A I V, 1' f 1 x 4.-,.x .OL ' ,.A,5f?E 1' : WMM- 1 Q - 4J . 1 Egfr? I fj X X X ff -K- , ' I A A AAN ' - 'SLCC-xzxf' gz X I: t X K w XXCD N X :'EwLLiaf4f-' - - . . 5, ' ' X 'Gm' H511- '11 ff 'ff ff 3 f' J W:-'. 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