O Brien (DD 725) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

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His first as- signment Was in the Gunnery Department of the USS HALE fDD642J. This Was followed by duty on the staff of Commander Destroyer Flotilla ONE. His next tour of sea duty was in communications on the staff ofComman- der Cruiser Division THREE, From 1952 to 1953 he was the Flag Lieutenant to Com- mander Cruiser-Destroyer Force, Pacific. He was next assigned as the Executive Officer on the USS WEDDERBURN tDD684l. He commanded the USS CHANDLER tDD7l7l from 1958 to 1960. His next tour at sea was as Surface Operations Officer on the staff of Commander Carrier Division SEVEN in the western Pacific. In November 1966 Captain CLARK assumed command of Destroyer Division TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO. In 1949 Captain CLARK completed a course in Communications at the Naval Post Graduate School at Mon- terrey, California. His assignments ashore have been in Communication billets. H9 has had duty at the Naval Communication Station, KOdiak, Alaska, in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations in Washing't0H, D-C-, and at Focc Kuiiia in Hawaii. He comes to this command from duty at the Naval Communications Station, San Dieg0i California- Captain CLARK was awardedthe Bronze Star and received the Navy Unit CO1T1m9Hda'Ei0n While serving on the staff Of Commander C arrier Division SEVEN during operations off the coast of Vietnam. He was awarded a second Bronze Star for Meritorious Achievement as Task Unit Com- mander of Operation Sea Dragon in the Tonkin Gulf, Vietnam, fx LQJX' COMMANDER G. W. FARRIS Commander George W, FARRIS enlisted in the U,S. Navy in 1942 and served several years prior to being sent to officer's training at the University of South Carolina. He was commissioned in 1946 andserved in various billets in USS FRANK KNOX fDDR742J, USS EPCE QRJ 857 and USS THEODORE E, CHANDLER 1DD'717J, During the Korean War he was serving in USS WALKE qDD723J when she was severely damaged off WON- SAN, Korea. From this followed duty as Commanding Officer USS SAUSALITO QPF- 4l, Administrative Assistant to J-4 at HQ, United Nations CommandfFar East Com- mand in Tokyo, Aide and Flag Lieutenant to COMSERVRON THREE, Executive Of- ficer Of USS MELVIN R. NAWMAN fDE4l6J and Operations Officer of USS CHILTON APA38J which participated in the amphib- ious landing in Beirut, Lebanon in 1958. Commander FARRIS then had duty in the Bureau of Naval Personnel followed by a tour as Executive Officer, USS EDSON fDD946J. He attended the Armed Forces Air in Madrid, Spain, from where he was ordered to command the USS O'BRlEN fDD725J in September 1966. He has been twice awarded the Bronze Star Medal for actions in the Korean War and in Viet Nam operations. Q nu-4 Bom 5 51101 fl WM? v 0 -'if' v. iv' . , p , .A -,,flf,L,, Ut 4 if A I LCDR MAKOTO RA K I Lieutenant Commander M. ARAKI was born in Hawaii where he attended the University of Hawaii, After receiving bachelor's and Master's degrees in Psychology and Social casework, respectively, he entered Officer Candidate School in Newport, R. I. in August 1956. LC DR in December 1956. He has served in the fotl- lowing billets prior to reporting to O'BRIEN in October 1966: First Lieutenant and ASW officer in Uss CARPENTER fDD825J- C , om- munications Watch officer and OIC , Fleet and general Broadcast and ship shore communi- cation centers at NAVCOM ARAKI was commissioned an Ensign MSTA Honolulug ,Xi.a..v..-.-.-M...., :..,4J,.aaau-...m- Operations officer, USS XX',xLliER iDDOl'iI'3li Communications Operations officer 195 - Communications Squaclroli f-'UT FOFCECOH1, munications Scrvicej, Anderson AFB, GUSJBG and Operations officer, USS COCHRAW - 215. The current Wl1ISTP.lXC mloploynicnt is LCD? ARAKl's seventh in eight. years of desiZ1'0Yi0 dutY. He states that he will he content ll serve the rcniaimlur ol' his sea tcurS0 destroyer types. . - ' ht LCDR ARAKI lives with his wilc and 913 year old son in Long llvacfli. . ..1 .. .-MA.. . .. .ull-,ua ' Among Sailors, the name O'BRIEN is as old as the US NAVY. In June of 1775, JEREMIAH O'BRIEN and his five brothers won fame when they led the townsmen of Machias, Maine, who captured HMS MARGARETTA, the first British warship to strike her colors to an American on the Atlantic Seaboard. In 1900, the Secretary of the Navy named Torpedo Boat 30 as the first USS O'BRIEN. In 1914, the name O'BRIEN was carried on by DD51. When placed out of commission in 1922 she had compiled an honorable record as a convoy escort and as an ASW ship during the First World War. Not until 1939, was a new successor commissioned. DD415 served in the Atlantic Fleet until early 1942 when she was ordered to the Pacific theater. In September of that year while operating with USS HGRNET and USS WASP Southeast of the Solomons, DD415 was attacked by the same Japanese submarines which sank WASP and damaged USS NORTH CAROLINA, Immediately following the attack it did not appear that the torpedo hit had made O'BRIEN unseaworthy. Temporary repairs were made and DD415 sailed for home. Five days and 2,800 miles from the point where she was hit, O'BRIEN sank. All hands were rescued before the ship went down, Plans were drawn for a new 0'BRIEN almost immediately. Commissioned at Boston on 25 February 1944, DD725 saw her first action at the D day landings at Normandy and the bom- bardment of Cherbourg, Hit by Nazi shore batteries she returned home for repairs. Following a brief period in Boston, O'BRIEN was ordered to the Pacific, and there was twice hit by Japanese suicide planes. In 1947, the ship was placed in the reserve fleet, but reactivated following the outbreak of the Korean War. During the Korean action, Radio Peiping reported O'BRIEN sunk by the North Koreans, in fact, she had only been sprayed with shrapnel. O'BRIEN has twice seen action in Viet Nam commencing in November of 1965. I Ll If it T 3 Q Tw H ,N NL 1 E . Best ,M F! L fi 1 'fm . ,L a FA , . I 9 1900 - 1909 i THE TORPEDO BOAT O'BRIEN IN PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION The picture above shows the torpedo boat O'BRIEN in process of construction at the Crescent Shipyard, Elizabethport, New Jersey. The O'BRIEN is 175 feet in length, 17 feet beam, and draws 4 1X2 feet of water. She has a guaranteed speed of twenty- six knots an hour. She carries three torpedo launch- ing tubes and three rapid-fire guns. The engines are triple expansion, with four cylinders--18, 27, 27 U2 The FAMILY O'BRIE and 27 1X2 inches diameter by 18 inches stroke, using steam at 250 pounds pressure. Her engines are much larger than those in any of the other vessels of her class. 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O'BRIEN as a member of Destroyer Division 232 sailed from Long Beach, California, for Hawaii on 4 November 1966 where the ships of Anti-Submarine Warfare Group One gathered for a ten day Operational Readiness Exercise. Following a brief in-port period in Pearl Harbor, O'BRIEN with USS BENNINGTON QCVA-205, USS EVERSOLE fDD789J, USS A. A. CUNNINGHAM fDD752y, USS BENNER fDD8O'7J, USS EPPERSON fDD445l, and USS BAUER fDE- 10255 headed west to jointhe Seventh Fleet for duties which included Taiwan Patrolg naval gunfire support, Operation Sea Dragon, and TF '77 carrier operations. I 1 1 Fiikffv- -Y w 1 M Q , 4 i V F I? g it L wx + A I 5 s T R E , 3 l 5 iz H V2 Sh. 'L ff' 4k 0 L?-M4 'I i H53 W Wad! 4 3 i r,-r, ,- 1: E , K 'E Grit z 1, , Y ii ?e aw +V 2 2 E B ! 3 i 1? 'l ., 4 'ff' 1 . 7,--'mpg' fg- rf?-2 '55 E 's 5: ,W Nil gi 7 slits z 1 51 KI 4'i?!E '5 ......... O we can wait no longer, We too take ship O soul Joyous we too launch out on trackless seas, Fearless for unknown shores on Waves of ecstasy to sail, Amid the waiting winds fthou pressing me to thee, I thee to me, O soul, Caroling free, singing our song of God, Chanting our chant of pleasant exploration. WALT WHITMAN' ,Q-' - A-Q ra- xg L X1 L. af, 1 3 ...lb B0 Ha Q-um C fn rg Chr! ' u n I X E E I i E 1 ,.... WB' ME:-. r 9x3w51'lk'Qs? W 2 ! xnw DI 'xlx GLLHXI X 'Y It was new-1' like this in Boston What do you mean . - 2 l i Nhyidyw' ' ' A 7 +15 '--H-.Wi f . -- ' - , . -1 Hollywood Joe 5-SQi.,..s..4.WJa. ,idx 39' THE WATCH UNDERW Y 391441113 ---nlnnuuunungq, After lookout looking forward Cagainl 15 1 . 1 i P i 2 1 Q 5 v 1 I 5 K 1 1 1 1 ! S 2 5 f F I , E 1 . 1 1 I 5 5 3 . ? 1 5 s i 1 615 always Wins in our game ' 2 . Add 500 So what if our main condensate discharge is a vacuum? 16 Q Bew are, FOD lurks belox 1 Another dayg another inning. I keep flapping my arms but I still can't get off the deck. f n J ff-f A t '--1......s-if x E ' !,3s.f I T TIO THE A A 45, ,I v 1. - REF ELI G DETAIL ww- H.-. A ,, .f 4 - - 4 J -f I AM NOT, CHARLIE BROWN 1 1 , I I 5 I I fx Tx K. Q , 1 ,, xx A r I I i I K Vi 'Q R , . X N, if 'T 'xp , XI X V E Q Kidz., x 4 f 12 , , Q A.. Amw I 1 F x '?'x: I 9? - I Z . Q .Tumi 1 : ew 5 KRW, E ' N, . .u,L WQ-Ag::,iQ SC. xr- IX 'X I A 4 n 1 YN,-A .ly :Q Nik- r A X ' M ' M 911 ex QF, lei , ina- X xr? 2 NIV . ., I 4 Q-' x fkl k -iv 1 I 4,-MW? ix N. ,W w , If . Q X - , V' -sw A 'E in :lQiiJ M I , . . M, ,, Qkq, I MMI I - ,K , H-,nr ' 1, , .K ig, f , Q: M 0 ' A if - f 'A '5iq1:'3'f. I . A I ' . f' 'J-uf -.ARJA I 18 121 1 vw, -,, '- . f If QS --M my I 5 ' K AW . , f qt 1' .-1 42 ,f gl!- Q r ,.-1 ? i - f N 1 Yes, I won the Grand Prix cI'Unrep .,, QW-0 ...g . X v, Q b Y-sr-A' -vs.. ,W .53'PtW5iiQfM,hy, , Emergencies anytime O Q, H i I a Only one case of gilly - gilly for me? They must have built 11 slxortvr' jH'lUI'llH ff fi -e , I lf, 1 A . ',1f'f,'i' 'ZLSN-' 'V ,igrfmi-il -sa-I-T' fb' 41 livzlciy :md WLU H -s' zu 51 . , '20 45 X u, .ff yi up S fi I P155 Victory at Sea when Irish eyes are smiling. King of the Mountain Y l 21 4- WG' ,f figwf N n wWw SW5,QYw f' XXX! X X .,v Z, The smoke and din of excerise. 1 layed Yellow submarineg 1 thought only orange, Blue and Pm' e p this game. XL' s Q .wg 'mow 'A -,'- -hwy, ,-N-4, ,L Z 41 f f .2 X F was fair n AL Fff Y .-. . 4.-.- I J Our Dron was never awarded the battle Efficiency E , Batkite was the True Weapon. F 7 ' Z I-.fi -I k 5 s Q55-1 on pe . xx Q. X. fm .M K, . .xnxx . .x X M of 1 1 You track up stowage: again and I'1l blow you out of the water. fi Slfiziciuest permission to make a BT drop, ' 21312 -J,1Hff.5ff-'3sifLfa-'25 f ' 21. ,K 1 LS:-E355 ,4gK.fgm T- 15ff7?i5F?+N.,1z?.fF'5 ' ' 5ffflina'fJ'5i ' ' QJ 'fff:5liv5?:rfsQZffR ,f'-, .1' 1' Lge, fjffgggihg ' Diamond Head, Hawaii's greatest land ma rk, 1.17 I-XLCHA NUI Thousands pay homage to the men lost on the USS. Arizona. The SS. Lurline - - some people have to pay. Lf Statue of Kamehameha, the great Hawaiian king. HL Ham and Cheese, of course. CHOW A picnic! What does it look like? We three kings of Orient are . . . messcooks. Ganesh..-L - Qi. .-A. K ' - X Nix A Double double toil and troubleg Fire burn and cauldron bubble. EQ . 1 Dining at the Ritz fx, 1 V my M .-W if X x Q., J Q alta. plug C3 S 4 AXA ,N , .., J 'V ss- - If v Q ix .' f K t X, - -I' me A ' '. l . ., W ,, .Q if 1 I nf: l 4 .W 5 khijl Q -fp 1 J V! fs ' , , 1-6-I Y' KNOCK OFF SHIP'S WORK This phase marks the moment when we can begin to answer Mathew Arnold's question, What shelter to grow ripe is ours? What leisure to grow wise? At sea our leisure moments are often spent in quiet meditation of a pleasant past or distant future. It is not unusual to see us spend these moments pondering... H.n,f4f'n ...una- tail I. M, f X X N Oug,.., ,,,-v Z vm 30 P +,,A,'w 'S --mf 1,-I 44 Q' ,s ' I x 'C ,.,,, . 'PW 5. r g rift 'V 'sb st' ,. v fm N-xx, -0 X 'S 3 f'..,..--1 His., 'hun-4 ' 1 L 4 4 .,- e, -vjgy ORT LKI .,-xv 'W' I ' ' Qcxx 5 l 3 iwvwgfi f ' QW A 4 a , , ff 1 Qwfwwwf 'Q' f- L fan-'41, 'Ee 'NI' OR SLEEPI vfrx V 1 . 34 3' - 'nan' . n..nau?ln..n....aa-526 Ships Uuuppass H1thGIHghf,3Hd speak each other'in passingg Cbnly a signal shcnvn and a distant voice nlthe darknessg So on the ocean of life we pass and speak one another, Clnlyzalook and a voioegthen darkness again and a silence. LONGFELLOW is-. Nslum 35 N. Q 1 1 , .sf It !, ,P Don't xx'o1'1'y, 1'm mugih. ,f Ith '-ini wk YOU need rm :mid fzlffuninff -nun! ililuil ' '1Q'.hn-l- El '!H'U! . . Q --ll l 36 1 I Summit meeting ,, .brvcnya GW TUR T0 CGMMENCE HIP' WURK Come on in, the water's fine. e A coxswain's home is his boat. Aa-s...uA.u:.... 7 Happy in our work. ge I f fi.. v I Il sonu-hmv km- ,- li , . , tbuff 'I'h1'5' jus! k1'r'l'1lSk1T1ETfO1 pefmu jr' rullim' 'Hom' J , 1? 'Q vw, -1-an-.4 wx, 5 X 'A 'fQv-- - .ss K Hey you, rad1o g1r1, you're next on 'fag ff 1: .,-' Rociulis' GALLERY I . 'naman ....v.f X L 1 x 1 , l E 3 : i l I C l l. Some of us enjoyed local culruru in uolorful Philippine musiczi the philippine Top photo: Great originality is used in painting local taxicabs. Bottom photo: XVhere the-re's life, there's San Miguel. Typical rural scene near Subic W Filipino farmer kg , g 5 1. , I and smiling claiiqhler, writer buffalo and rico field. l I l KAL 0'Brien helled J hips for 2 Days .,.r ,tiem F ff' Before Taking Hit l tllpll ---- lltllllilx rtpulxt'rlEi:ntt Lllfwlt!hl'f 3 Sundav that the clestrtwer tVllrttn mst bmtnth lil--t A warship to he hir lty avctwlnttttttttst slum' lmttrtx in tlt Vietnam war, had lx-en lntnnnrrt Coastal shipping fur twin days lwttnt- tt me rltrllrtl The Coastal battery ltittatetl tn tht lltntgf lltn :tu-. llg' llullll lXu'lll:lltu'r ? Slilmmeil two shells lltltt the port stale ul llxr tlvrttuyv X before noon Fllddj eatistngp hem t. damage to the ship and light casualties to the fren He said the U'H!'1t'li tldlllltgjvtl five eoastal eargu ships lil nnlml northwest of Dong llnt Xkllll flu l inch shells shortly lyefurt- ltl ll in Thursday.. 1 As the destr05't'r IllUX't'tl suulhj along the coast, it siggltted li ur ltt t more communist v.atercr'alt about 8 miles ntlrtltt-Vt-:st of lluttti llni, shortly after midnight and dam-1 aged five more. E A short time later, fl miles northwest of Dong lloi, 20 num- ships Came under the 0'llri1'n's guns and it damaged at least ltll of them. l The shore batteries opt-ned up on the O'Brien several hours later. The ship zigzagged to throw the north Vietnamese fgunnurs nfl target and slammed 130 rounds of five-inch shells back at the batlefy- Navy jets seramhlml from a nearby carrier and also hammered the coastal defense in-, stallation. Laosfo Vq l Despite! f Red Thr VIENTIANE, L Laottan neutralisf Souvanna Phoum.. IS expected t Dlan to hold 3 gratifying al at, u- , SECTION X I f I .1 r I TIN, I , 1 ' H U ' I United Press International' A J uhm: fgnlfllill U lipllxn. uns flrvd upon by shore batteries Nur-Il: ll:-td l 'i','l uwlsiml .UZ miles on the coast of l Q -X-m...,,Q1Ql1-,lite f'2lNllliHlPS were reported as light. l 'P' .- 3-i-I l ll, is I L--. ZOO GAZE I--PAGES in NEHS-3 5 ' 9-liillfft llltilxfllilsll Pl, 1966, PHO . L 4 Q Q, A if ky . v Mn...-.4 ie 1 '- f ' 5' pJ'5 kv x ' hell U . Destroyer ,,,..-v'- - Gulf of lbiiliiii 1 'We GMS w,.t,., im. ' Communist shore batteries h ll U. IST Wil-liSHIP DAMAGED BY SHURE GUNS Marines Kill 175 if in Battle V lFrom 'Tribune Wire' Services l l SAIGON, Viet Nam, Dec. 23 I ilri-idayl-A United States .7th fleet destroyer, the U:vS. S. .O'Brien, was hit by commuilist glartillery and reported light cas- 1 ualties, 'gm i l i t-a r y spokesmen isaid today. It was the first 'time an American' ship had been struck by North Viet- namese shore batteries. 5 Spokesman said two rounds li from the. coastal' artillery hit l the po rt side. of the 0'Brien which was patroling in the Gulf ,of Tonkin off North'Viet Nam. f The destroyer quickly took -evasive action and returned fire from its 5-inch guns toward the communist emplacement. UnitediStates navy A-4 Sky-. hawksfrom 7th fleet carriers, joinedithe attack on the shore battery- about 25 miles north- east ,of Don g Hoi.. Pilots re- ported poor visibility 'and 'were unable to assess damage. In Internationil Waters. Spokesmen said the 0'BriQ was four miles offshore, in in- ternational waters, when it was hit. Another destroyer, U. S.,S. LMaddox, 'streaked to its aid but the exchange of heavy gun- fire was over ,by the time it -arrived. American warships off the North Viet Nam coast have been hit by, shrapnel fragments on two other occasions. But this was the,first direct hit on 0 I -. T.f1n.rL 1:44. 1 bombarded and damaged the t fifif' , U.S. destr0yer'O'Brien off the S ' North Vietnamese coast, and,in ' , northern part of South Viet-, l B52 Bgmbers S gy ' Q. Marines reported 110 , TWO Mor R . tage of 1 killed after s five. C aide l 1 By ROBE X, , e . . , A ' made two SAIGON S0uthf1l1CKMAN ' Q- qithfm ' The Vietnam Ietnam fAPJ 'les Odayj Wal' eru f tt, H land . P ed , e 0 in the eve of 'rift and air action ' Je L 0 '1ce. Wmday ChFfSf- 'S 0 Fe 1 ss fo G e 1 1 'e. .X , p aides dn 1 413' E4 7, i ight. 'H E I It was the first X AQ? T g ar that a U.S. wars Q I We 'ln an Sad eived direct hits from elle g 3.9 lf' A military SPOSSFQ battery hore batteries, although Olzitw - -Q1-V ' 11.966, last niglltrzhfgtl me O,B,,Qnkhi2 revlous occasions Ame cf OR ' opened. ld destroyers Of ships sustained shrapnel da Igoggirxzilass, with U22 Wge. .... . -1--1 ..A. 5 Z Ndnr-pi,-,l men, at 11 in inter- Q '15 X, vessel Was Paggbout 426 miles The spokesman s-aid the A,,9i3E501QgmM 4' national gfxategethamy 25 miles lBrien fired 130 rounds fron offmiggt of goeignoii that the ive- inch guns at the Co' ay 'Viligyl-N 1 l noi-he Spokesman lialfietnamese , ist batteries while sk- ' ,bg,,,fir ,- ,l came, of tbeffgfowe but that jets from the carrier , M - W 'A i guns was no hits and vvS - '4.- 2- -y ffpr- ' Ship took tW0 1 on her itions h said. - ae ' W spa V Casualties ' nt is ' e , , in oe Dems ,. .1 it ., port Slde' described as kg ' I l.0w Cl0udS Pri-:Venti 5 1 O V V V ,, . crew gvgifieient to .affecg 21312 J mlnatlon of damage, , 5 W- ,eieloaqg or 110, nal Capabilities 0 ' ,g the North Vietnames Q X-X 1, -srf:f'f 'Q L 0P?rat10 The coastal due ,dm vig X- y fe ship- 0,51-ten Returns Fire .ve bo li 15 ' I S, t ,. X A' Q , - evasl I a . u mlnu eh ..X. .... A . The OBrien bggalihe enemy miles north nort e . ,Q .... return ts Hvi The US SP0 1 ' lfoqb i maneuYfifS'1s0 rounds him is I . i . . Qgugpl 75 ..,,- . fi 5, fire W1 , d Called or. 'X l the O'Brlerl was f . Q Fig f f' - ,facie 5-inch guns an kesman said- shore in intematio CASQBUN 45, A qv -' sistanliii jftebigiqbers, A-4 the Gl11f0fT0I1kil - Hhnitnggm . .ee i ! l his from the Garmin viet- He said the 0' , 4 , I VFIIPITRQEH J i ?IZX.k,' attacked U:51Nfgley fell - scene under he , H -E Gfed,,,,1 , namese guilsutfl after havingl ' bl li as .. i Qilent 15 mm e time they 3 presuma y ea .e- , 5, , ,i N . By th the, for repairs - V,,,.' nie., vii j Wlnp 1 ,..VL ,. Opened f1re.a ddox reached e, If With' the 49 'Z i,.'. if 'QA' if ,,..-.4.,., .,,. '3 ' destroy?-few minutes later' th g I truce schedulf 7'heNew'g Vqr' il. ' H Wa,S OVCTAH Said there YN a.m S t d ' A N OU' Tfmee ' 2' The SP0ke5m ' n that the 1 , A . a UI' a 01-th , mdicatlo king batter Vletnam D'C.24,196, was no had been ?M?c ai U,S -V seo, - ffse sy, Ui o'Brie11 , Gee snlprmg . , - Sh' Cd 11' Ore Vietnam tterle- l . ll' orllh Org ba b I1 S N sh efore th Offshor on ua the time the e cease -e fc 09Sf ' ened fire- T ited State e.. ' 'fire be ' OP . e before Ln Mapu. 'Um - TWV: hlt by 5 26th Marine Regi 5 L. A ships have been meSe Sho' l , in killing 110 of the Q H131 from Nortlguzliihe Splokesms battel'l05- . l'd hlts ca . , ,t S0 1 - t 3. lghting since mid- R . said theyfllge Said he did eh .Q Q scrub country 16 Q extent oi1jaSi?f t g . fest of Hue. These L the O'Bi-len, :gfnbat zone,p .. p S swelled to 175 the i vessegieftotllenearby port rob reported killed by ,A some Y her own POFVFEL .HM tr. t sim-A fhov lsmnnhnrl - A -..fe undef -..--A ---H 4 i l an American ,vesse1. - Never- theless, the 0'Brien ,steamed out of the area imder its own power., The ship's home 'port is i Long Beach, Cal. The brief-sea-to-share battle occurred about3 a m toda - - ya Hffln Anon n rlnvr LAI--- LL- E 1 i 3 l I l ll il .ei i l -5 I I Fr z , ,,4,, Ajlvu f ..,I, ' Wk I. vw' J1f'.i1k,xq 'ajax-M. 'I U., , - , .vr,f, 'vw Ng, NI- ,,.fn-a.,iuJ.f:f,m.I.-mai oATE,fTlME GROUP IGCTI PRECE- DENCE F C RIO 2311382 DEC 66 ACUON INFO FROM: COMASWGRU ONE TO: USS O'BRIEN INFO: CTG 77.1 ff DESRON 25 ff DESDIV 232 ff CTG 77.0 UNCLAS 1. SINCE THE RULES REQUIRE THAT THE ENEMY GETS THE FIRST SHOT, IT IS BAD LUCK THAT HE DREW THE FIRST BLOOD. YOUR COUNTERFIRE AND SUBSEQUENT AIR STRIKES INSURED THAT HE WILL NOT FIRE THOSE GUNS AGAIN. YOUR DETERMINED ACTION HAS MY ADMIRATION. YOUR SORROW AT THE LOSS OF TWO SHIPMATES IS FULLY SHARED. 2. 0'BRlEN HAS BEEN HIT AT LEAST ONCE IN EACH WAR SINCE HER COMMISSIONING, BUT NEVER DAUNTED. SHE HAS ALWAYS FOUGHT BACK AND TAUGHT THE ENEMY NEVER TO TAMPER WITH THE SHAMROCK. COME BACK IN FIGHTING TRIM. RADM. E. P. AURAND T Y. k X X H NGN H'5 . XA S N? TX, . , I PHILL If NIESSAGE NR EATEXTIME GROUP 'GCT' DFNL I WM . Y ROUUNE Q , . . DEFENSE 2851312 DEC 66 AfE IlU,'fL. I S . I L ,, 4 , -L ,W INFU I FROM: CINCPACFLT TO: COMSEVENTHFLT INFO: CTF 77 ff CTG 70.4 ff USS O'BRlEN UNCLAS USS O'BRlEN SEA DRAGON OPS I. THE RAPID RESPONSE OF OSS O'SRIEN IN ENGAGEMENT WITH NORTH VIETNANESE SHORE BATTERY IN SEA DRAGON OPS WAS NOTED WITH PLEASURE. THE EFFECTIVE COUNTERBATTERY FIRE, TINIELY REPORTING AND OVERALL CONTROL OF THE SITUATION WAS CHAPACTERISTIC OF THE PROFFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE TRADITIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH DESTROYER OPERATIONS. WELL DONE. ADM. ROY L. JOHNSON 11' I I I I 4 I I I 48 BENN1NoTo IeuiLoSA D we .W ,Q ,f - ' 2- sf--gi. X ' .IV -iff If , I I I .,,,,.,-.mai I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I MEDICS AID CYBRIE When by Communist shore batteries In-4-, 'fi' BENNIN ' the destroyer USS O'lIIIlI'IN was Ili! aid. GTON responded wxth imnwriintf- I I 1,.,ur5 gmrninistnwirmgr first aid. I I - 'caII II:lc'Ix on IH',FxTXIM,II7N,tI1e9Ht1reMed1 I . - ' In'l':Ir11m-ni molnlwod lor the emefg II n I I I . . . - C ewmenl Alroraft from VS-38 were zllromly on Hn- ,N c-:all Im' blood donors xxegt gui-maE1t3kingI scene and provided serial spotting of Ihr' l 'f'4IH1I1fIf'fI HU III5I1IxIxIIfIIntII? 1?hSdtimet0setI gun emplacement for U'BHII'lN's guns nm! tlw Imloofi, IIKI2 IIIuIzI7,I331e5 assisting QIGIZS. up his vq1xi1H1H'l1I- II As WOI'CIOfthG 211121014 I'G21CI1CfI T5 I'INNINf2'I'UN, In IIN' np1'l':lIiHg,' room, Dr' ILI5iIS,ligC3tD?: two halos from HS'8, with 21 doctor :md Iwu f11mx'1Iiom'. VIIIPI SIIIYOOU' as SIIIGH, SPenII Corpsmen abvard, launched and sped In thr- H:-Imillingg :md IIIIIUQFOLIS Corp thewound- scene to render assistance. f-ight 1-Imam-xxlivo I'I0llI'5 Ilzfatlgi requiring I -I 'I'I1I'm' HIIWI' IVBIUEI m. ,'f'ged toI Dr QLTI Anthony D Sohillin H I I sen a1r11 ' - g:1ndlIMZA,.I, morv vnrc- had N E Eiielguwere lowered to o'Bmff:N. 'rlwy W1-me ra as NI rv rn IN. I ,create mtlely to the wardroom :md IDCQQIIII ' the airvacwere I mgt e Wounded' 'I'In- Iwo IHWIUS IHVOIVGKI In EVCITZ aIldLT I We foundt pilots-fl lyv Ifl' .'XIl'XIll1CIf'I' B..lOts Were LTJG SCh.u. W9 WOUHCIQCI men on tho flock, Hr, IQVIIIIPIII II, NIf'I'1ll'I3Y' to-pl neliusshea' aftelr Ilgrgstsgg, Oninlwaiqbamy Wounflvd zmrl lIic'Il:n'rI -I. Ilalnnzl and 1fI'JGC0r YI ,WG GW im out ,q2R0b6 . K Al N . . 1' ' I - - I thv two heloS we 01-ge ' 32-atighilsng and Corpsman Iiflqmlf, UH-,, I f'QQ.'f.','.I1 IIXXI2 John IJowgy,SAiihGindHII2 They wer? lies Serlously wounclorl mf-n, I'1-nmiumm, XXII l,'Il2'lI'IE'S lx. 0 ' 3 03.I'd the Ship zxboul, Huw-- w ' I HS'8u 1 Vx iIIi:nm X. I'2III'I'I'In' all of 1 i iiasa-:im-4-f ' - .. ,,?y3 g gg' j A g -r- if -if fl: ' I EES I E l MEMORIAL MASS for ANTONE PERRY, JR. THOMAS LEE TIGLAS Who offered their lives in the service of their country in the face of eneml' ACTION OFF THE COAST OF NORTH VIETNAM. Saturday - 0900 31 December 1966 U.S. Naval Station Chapel Subic Bay, Zambales, R.P. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 49 I .1 . ,hr -f--1 av-Drs-iil Y.: 1 A -.. - 50 Q f F 'aries 1- :-T.-.1 AQ F J f 5 i 2 , 2 A l 1 5 S 5 Q r 1 P E fx ' .af !'5 , -.yy.iW,, H4 , . ., . , +V- - fn. 1, , X, .miiifffivgi f 'i ,., , , ..,,..WN,v..,..,.T.k 51 M PURPLE HliAR'l vmzsf x'1 ,q,ON -W. fm a--. fi Q.L. L .:g:. fw it 5' 1- 1 , Y,v f+ vw 5 .wb , if , --'Q Q-tr M Y f , -' - - Y - ,K 5 w U 3 ,J w , X 'fx 5 is ' 1 1 i M, , , -ff ' ,, ,MK . W1 Q , f 'fc .C A ' fa! . , ,, ,ff ' 'f iz 'K M LW, X A Au. , f A ,z A f , 4 fry 4 , Nj X M' f 'Cf' ,,, K 7 ,, 1 Q. H I 7,0 , 4 ' 5 Vw f Af' ,fi W . ? 'I Ufvw 4 Q07 lu' A ,. W' N, 4' V lin ICD l f r f 1 J Q, '33 a 1 9' , , K x -ni 39' , BT1 OLSEN FN WEHUNT Cnot shownj Awarded Purple Heart at U.S. Naval Hospital, Oakland, Calif. ' x Fr le? , , X fl. Ili nlxl rv BT2 SCUDDER : dl S. 'li gy, f'L - ,gl fffffzkzllii ffm' asia Q li RADM E, P, AURAND Commander, ASW Group One l 23' 1 J ii 5 FN HENSON 2 Q B Q: G .5 .T Q fe 5 x 1 5 i - 3 .i 'a 1 Q E r nl! E3 si Aj E-V .,u A, 1, F , A W V1 54 1 fl, ., The honors and ceremonies team, Always first . 5351? if 52? 9 :Q if ' Q' Z 'Ki A,345', s mul' k1.rjfe-Ma 'W s if E 2 i I I1 at wus UlUVx'l?1lk XY I 15. ILSJJ .,v . f ag arm M , ,,,. M 1 A fn! 4 -3: by W., 7 f 1 1. , A X eddy!! I Singular or plural, we were always OX, . , . Hmm, negative gradient Rusk?-lux' f 'xx I 5 1 1 I 5 3 5 3 f f 5 1 1 5 I f l F 1 V 2 I 2 1 w I 3 r I 4 S 1 4 I 1 A 2 Q ------1 Q , . fnnns Hong Kong - The Pearl of the Orient! 4 l Central district of Hong Kong as seen from i'The Peak. 1 1 The Sul Puluct floiting, restiut int Bottom Top plzftrz ' ' 1 f 1 'L . photo: Refugees from Red China prefer to live as 'Squat' ters here rather than behind the Bamboo Curtain. ......1-.kr-mg.. Many Hong Kong gals reminded us of our sisters at home. WEE n FEI - 4. 7-A J-9 1 , 1 ',4,g,q,4,af-,gl.-fm4Q4:g,-N,-v W - V Some called it home. f The CMAA makes an informal inspection 235 High stakes 58 5 9 a I I Y ' x n ,ef 21 2:4 ti 5! ' .Li iff' gk 1517145 , .63 K , U X , ' 7 . niinf ' Ev K! 145.135, vu? el Even the ship's laundry doesn't have one of them. x.--.av Q, ,. -wi ff! 1 M 1 wirin- n n Repulse Bay. X V Wx- .... n'0 ,gd s A. 9 ,,,,,,gAz..1.'..'f'.1,42'....?TL 1 , ..,1- 'dw TASK FORCE 77 CARRIER OPERATIONS X, X661 1 , w ,' ZH. 7 ! 5 iiw 7 ,2 ' th. 54 em, We-ig .. fsizimr. W it : 9359 '!L.ns i +L .H it: ' - 2' .. .,-.-1-rm.,.,, . , We shutter to think about being zoomies. Out, out brief signai iight! Life's but a walking shadow. 1 0 This is a drill, this is a drill, man overboard on the carrier. .1 ,, 4 A D V xv A 'll-'lb' I a N r 5 .I R ,s 5 lk -. -s . s I 'P I E x n y K Q 3 R X1 lx. vit Mail call O I don't know about that. , iz, ,ff '- .,,,,n,.:,, I VV -.. f ,I 51,9 4 W ,, ,,A,, fy , I ,!,, X A M Z xy, f 1 4 , ,I . A m f X Y nf Z: zu X x . f A Qin nv QW- 55813 1 54 B, vkll In f l 5 , A , .1l 1 f X 1 , W B f ' f ff ,yy X6 . Q., f J',,k ,inf I -f 1 ' V Q7 1 W Q25 aff ly . . K 'A cf, 4. fffw, SA v, 'nc , A A , H L 14 1 w-'ifgm , uf f ' , I' 1 ' M 7-3 45 f ' , f, , f VIIMZAV ,V , ,E f I Q Iflflbg..-..fr.f.tAf Y. ,. ' . -s. U nm -5 . s 5 ' A uf ,, .fs-sank, V. WA Oh No, she's turning this way. After lookout always ready. g 1 A.. ffiff if Qs, O see can you say. I Ml 'xl 1, - ,.' L va GH IU TAIWAN W- -n---1-1-1 F' Y 'auf' Enter NJ VI. E 1 Iznx 4 V -2 B . 1' ,U 11-..'Xul-W M551 QpH.lA.-,-MU' I Some make it and some don't ... 5 4.4 in -4 I , , ,,..',,. 4, .Af Q .f, QW.. ' , ...nun , ,, ' , fm if f 'N ' ew ,. - '2. l mf J' ,,, f 73, feA..,,' - 'f' n A 4 f 11 'fFf t'.' ..-.- ' A 7 -f - 1 - f , ., - V 'W , ,, , - .fw- .y:-- ,, f, ' , ' I ., Q' T' ,: J, mf-Q: f , W , . ff M , :W ' ' ' . ,.' K 1'- ...gui ,.,,,.....----4' ,. 3-: ffJ5iQL- I .. ....,..A. .LA-Af..-...4.-.. - A11 right now everybody GO J-4 Qi-04 .Asian ,UPS-K 'ZS-'L Kaohswng B1ack1e 5 YG CCh1nese Stylej X- 0 i4 ,,,..ns-'-M uv XX 1l1'lk .mta-1 f-yq--,',-n,..1,,5. ' v 7 1 -PM I 'rf' 'V 417-fran li ' X -.. il U ' 1 I '- Nl -Alf . iw X s f WCW. I-a Ixllll, X'l'1'j' H0011 gjfile-,ai Il.lHll'li 101' L1 ir! on Anah eiru K ' pg ,ahqmnns 1, ,, .md They called him Super Snipe. V -6, .F ,- ' ww, T, if P 2 1 1 a-f. 'i,5- ' ' -4 ', A, ...LW ,..s': ,'. , ,.. - Our Gang BT or not to be. 4 if Lk 5 . .1 QS. x xx ss-X Q -EIN Hifi 191 Q ' Tfg! gl ,-4 'S 1 ,,, I Q u ...Q .c .Q1 Z AAQQC ag E yi s RADM CHEN, COMMANDANT TIIIRIJ VIIINICHIQ NAVAL DISTRICT returns our C2lIJfIliIl'H 1-ull. HH .xrrllfvf 'lrm'u.'f1'i '1IilA1'u-4 ll I c l'lx xx Vw, IxX xiQ-lil'!-.1, liCN,1i3iS0n0ffi mpg' I :11wH:u: lv211lAUI ,.f-1-n V 5 I ' . ' '5 ' r. Q o 'fi 41 ' A ' X q p' ,.,, .. 9 I-.maid 1 Q 1 Q QYQ, I A gallant lady turns twenty-three. an u,..Q--av-4-d -'P' P ,fig HXKEHUAY , , . Y, 1 6,4-navy' up 1 L -V 9 'D V X-UH! ff 70 , .ji Ks' S' ' - , , x,f l lv U' VFD?-by-if A Wh ' V f f QS 1 xx I wlww. PEGPLE TO PEGPLE X? 'va-qv' -XE BAT .-ff A mm' Slwvcius of tho seldom Cflllturvci 11111111113 1Y1111'll1llH, Com- m0'11Y Cf111f1l11'S0!111111 ,W11S1'OllI1C1 U11 11110 1m'p1-110 111,-Ck, lndige-'IIOLIS to the Chinn must this o1'nit11oid C1fCI11,l1l'l' is su my-ply Sovn that '11 is not vfltgqlugxwcl among zlvnlzumzl. wmv 'mc-immt Sub- ll'1:nl'im-V, 11-1-zfntlx' 110111 115' 115 gg'1i11tfvr'im.: 1-va-, rg-pm-is 111511118 Hwfli 111 wmww than its bite. ,df ,F v f 'L s -. 5- , 1 V 3 V 4 X 1 21: 41 E' u ,.. Q FMT II A , iafiul W. t .. -Igf: mv .f vgfg 1. ,A Top photo: Night life in wo1'lcl's largest city is second 'x ' .I to none, Instead of Cay Plll'CC,n it's now Terrific Tokyo. 5012? U 9 I s, V ' Bottom photo: tlztpntlvst- wrcstlcrs - - prvlly rough boys. ... fx I 4, Q cc 77 flue func! of flue rilning Jun cruise was the size and majesty of 'fAh- Soy! Japzm's famed Mount Fuji. One of the memorable sights of our 'ua , Y ' s Q ? 2 3 Q 2 5 ., n ,,..,...,,,,,,,.,, M ,j - 1 H, , MJ MW- 31.54A K .. AW -- , '7n'1W 7 1 LffS'i'hm.-Y' V .,, ,,.,v- , I , -www ,. , A mvfv-,- , N .N f' ewisnsvmw ' 'ff-uuuinisirm .MQ M mx' ,,,.-fwww,m44nswQ .73 fwffff . . wnwm .X X' V1 ' Nj Y Mi' ,. .A Ng' , W f, 0f'Y5,Q,gj -' f, ,M JK .x ,.,.., W-www kj N, mvmlii M X- V fx. H , , ' 0104 N M x ., W,N.-.X f x f N X fig. , . 'M 4 i i , g - xi Q. Yi 5,4 A ' i 1 wi -X' 1 M fi? o I 74 ' .. . ., -...,... --..... SWIM CALL IN THE TAIWAN STRAIT QPERATIUN sl-gfx lmmcicmm Hon Matt again. I'lw pnlme that refreshes 4 I 1 w 1 1 . gqwaf M . -: H555 .,Azf..f y, A friend in need, Is 9. friend in deed. e if Id, X ax, 1 V, 4 f4 1 Qu 9 K 1 S , 1. . e , X ,, ff. ,ar ff? i 1 4 We sig I ,I dw I 1 Q X 1-1 rf Q- f V 1 ! w f Q' N . 'inf Q e J ,.-. .fi 43 .sv 'F J x . 27 Y' ,,x A S X 'x . t A I ' Qxsex I ff 1 4,1 x, f vu. Y Playing our game mad!-ig H Q.. sq'-an x We fought with everything we had They we Australia 1.234 re the lucky ones that went to I ' ,.,,W--,.,v..d..,,,..,,...,,..'N vs-.-.aah-fi-3' L and then had time to re-enlist. I I I I I I I I I I I I I e I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 51 I Z I I I I I I I 79 I ,.. . ,-W-1,-qv---w-an , 555 WI ki K 1 Q A f X .1 HIP, gi I LT J. S. LEE LT J. E. ELSHOFF LTJG R. D. CAMPBELL LTJG N. R. SIMMONS LTJG J. H. STURDIVANT LTJG J. R. WITTENBURG CSC D. CALVERT ATC R. J. COSS CSC H. A. GRIDDLE MMCS S. V. FROST SHC J. B. HESS EMC A. IRVIN MM2 W. D. ABBOTT SA D. W. ACKERMAN Pcs G. F. ALLISON STG3 F. H. ANDERSON SHSN R. V. ANGLO ETN3 D. ARCARO SN G. D. AVAKIAN JR. RM3 R. J. AYERS FN W. J. BAILEY SN J. R. BALL SN W. D. BARBER SHI R. R. BARKER SN J. K. BARTOO III BT2 B. L. BATES BT3 J. L. BEASON BMI A. L, BENDER, JR, BT3 H. R. BERGBIGLER, FN R. C. BEYER, II BM3 R. A. BLAIR MM3 R. N. BLAWN RD3 K. L. BLOOH MM1 D. R. BOND ETR3 M. L. BOWERSOX SN R. B. BOWMAN an-1.11--- 11... . ,lf R411 5 F' 'r .,,- 'iv If' - fn CDR G, W, FARRIS LCDR M, ARAKI ENS F. H. TRYON JR. ENS R. J. BRYANT LT W. O. PURCELL LTJG J. A. BIGGINS LTJG J. B. HATTENDORF RMC C. JACKSON ETC C. W. LAWRENCE QMC J. M. MATHEW MMC H. R. MCBEE SMC J. E. MCMICHAEL BMC R. V. MILLER ICI R. O, BOYETT SN J. A. BRANCA FN R. B. BRAUN MM3 J. M. BRAXTON SFI R. P. BRENNAN SN D. M. BREWSTER SN B. G. BRIGHT BTI R. H. BRIDGEFORTH BT3 R. C. BRINK CS2 D. L. BRINKLEY BT3 D. J. BROWN FN K. H. BRUEGGEMAN MM3 C. C. BRYANT JR. SH1 D. BUCHANAN BTFN A. C. BUEHLMANN ETN2 D. N. BUER RD2 M. P. CANNON SM3 J. C. CARLTON FN M. A. CASE SD2 E. E. CATE FN J. J. CHANDLER CS3 B. J. CHILDERS BT3 C. B. CHILDS EM3 E. H. CHRISTMAN ,JR- COM AN LTJG M. R. HAMILTON II LTJG D. G. SCOTT ENS W. A. HUFFMAN ENS M. P. DONNELLY ENS M. T. GILPIN FTO R. R. PETKO SKC A. R. RAMIL BTCS C. A. TEIE STC M. R. VAN ROMPAEY YNCS C. B. WOOD, SR. MM1 J. D. CHURCH RD3 J. T. CHURCHWELL CS3 B. M. CLARK SN E. S. CLARK, JR. SN R. H. CLARK MM2 M. J. COBURN MM3 R. E. COLLIER SN J. R. COOK STG3 T. W. COSTIN SN C. C. COSTA RD3 R. E. OOTTRELL BT3 J. J. OOYNE TM2 J. J. CRONIN, JR. SN R. E. CUNNINGHAM SK3 P. G. CURTIN FA C. H. DANIELS, JR. JTGI R. M. DAVIS, JR. ADR2 E. S. DELFEL FN R. M. DICKINSON BT3 J. P. DILLON SN D. A. FN F, T. SN D. C. SN M. N. DITTO DR EYER DR UYOR DUNKE LBERGER !'.-. ' L1 DKI A, M. DULAY SN D. J. EDWARDS GMCSN B. J. EJDOWSKI SA C. S. ELLIS TMSN J. M. EPPS SN E. ESPINOZA, JR. RDS C. R. EVANS RDS R, E. EALK TN H, E. FAMISAN TN A. P. FELICIANO FN D. L. FINCHER SKS R. H. FICK BTS G. M. FOUNTAINE SN T. L. ERAZIER SN A. C. FRENCH FN A. GARCIA RDS H. R. GARNER SN L. GARNER RDS S. H. GARRIS, JR. MMS R. E. GAYM AN MMS C. J. GODIN QMS D. H. GORDON GMGI B, K, GRAHAM SN A. L. GREEN RD2 R. G. GREENQUIST BT2 B, L. GREGORY RM3 L. C. GRIFFITH, JR. ETR3 V. A. HAAS CSSN R. W. HAFLEY SD2 L. C. HALL SN R. D. HALL FN W. B. HALL BT2 R. HAM SFP3 P. C. HAMBERGER SN L. S. HAMPTON SM3 W. R. HANKEN SN R. A. HANNU RM3 T. A. 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WEATHERFORD, GMG2 R. W. WEBER FN W. C. WEHUNT A SN W. F. WENDELL STG3 C. W. WEST SN J. W. WHITE ETR2 R. P. WHITMAN, JR. FN W. T. WHITTINGTON MMS C. R. WILLIAMS SN L. V. WILLIAMS GMGI B. G. WILLIAMSON FN M. W. WILLINGHAM SR G, A. REINSMAN :wr KILLED IN ACTION STGS B. B. RENSING S171 R. W. RIKIEIR A WOUNDED IN ACTION I A III J I I 2 I I I I I i I i I I 8 I S ,su U i 1 l .1 , . il 2. 1 I l tl l I 1. 5 i 1 g. I A ? Q. I 2. .fl 2. 'i fl l A 4 1 i i l 1 x l l i l F sae, I - .gm A.g,.4c,s?gg S.. Q 'fits .am , Sv. wx. 2 , . I w f if . ., W I Y . Q , mi. 3. kmkgr . . w , gf., rs If Mi . Shipmcites The first ship a man ever sails on will always be his shipfl no matter what other vessels he may subsequently serve aboard. It is an unwritten rule of the sea that you love your first ship-there is always something about her that other . ships don't h a v e - .gf 0 ' A some voodoo that W: 190 draws you to her like 9 a wandering prodigal 6 ai' to his mother. , jf, You may curseher :ff and call her a tub or a , iff - 4' 2,531 rotten can while you ' O ,,.7,f are aboard her, but when you walk across her gangplank for the 1 1 Q55 last time as a member C , -gl. 'jg' of her crewfyou will -i1' P r'- ' be hit with an instantaneous attack of nostalgia. My first love is USS O'Brien, DD-725, they ship I spent a summer cruise aboard as an NROTC midshipman in 1963. O'Brien w'll 1 always have my loyalty for aboard her I learned about comradeship, loyalty, and human capabilities and weaknesses. Aboard her, I learned how to work like a maniac and how to have a good time, too. I learned about men and the sea I stood on her bridge during a memorable cruis e to ilaska and felt the brisk cold blasts of the r t. . . c ic chilling me to the bone. I learned that there was comfort in a good hot cu f ' p o coffee in her galley and that officers qs 'A By Pete Chronis were people and so were enlisted men. Aboard O'Brien, there was a fierce loyalty to the ship herself-nobody could knock O'Brien-it would have been suicide. There were memories, too of sitting in her second division berthing spaces and listening to a sailor playing a guitar, on singing folk songs on her, helicopterr deck - when the weather permitted. The naval career is a forgotten ambition now and the cruise is something to cherish. The O'Brien, however, is still my ship. B I saw her name in print-in -a column by ob Hope. My heart leaped until I read on, learning that she had been hit by North Vietnam- ese . . . coastal batter1es,.k1ll1ng two of her crew. ' I probably don't know the men who were killed-crews are rotated in the Navy every S0 many years-but I do know 0iBrien, and her loss of two u men brings her sorrow. It bF1l1gS S0rrpw for me, too, to know that she had been hit by shellfire at the cost of human ie. I will remember O'Brien the next time I see a group of bearded ' pickets protesting Vietnam -or more accurat l ' ey! I id . F they will be slu ' Eypppsmg our S1 e or rring 0 B d h - .. and others like them. men an er new I find myself saying a grateful prayer that damage was not more Serious and that rngfe lives were t 1 ' - ' ' no ost. I, cant help it 1 , -s ie was my ship. By permission of The Pittsburgh Press WALSWORTH I l 1 ' , ,. , Q - nl, - '-,,2a , K-f ,wi , ' 2 ' ,vp 4 1 f 5 1 Q i 1 1 1 1 I A 1 1 1 O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 3 1 1 1 P 1 E nf- ' N 1:-v,,,1w- . .. . tplnlullmuw -Pm 44 .,.a..4s,aii'Lf Ni-a , 1 I ,.1...L. 4 1 ix 3 as 1 I 3 hi...-. w in V K5 ,,,, , M. k i Y , Z H: -fr H . 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