Rich (DD 820) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

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She is the second ship so named in honor of Lieutenant liunior gradel. Ralph McM.aster RICH, USNR. Lieutenant liunior gradel RICH was awarded the Navy Cross for his heroic action while piloting a plane in Fighting Squadron SIX flying from the USS ENTERPRISE during the Battle of Midway. The first USS RICH IDE-695l, an escort vessel, was literally blown apart by three German mines off the Normandy coast on 8 June I944. On I7 February I962, RICH, in company with Task Group BRAVO sailed to Northern European waters for a period of four months. During this time, RICH visited England, Ireland, Holland, Norway, and Germany. In course of the latter visit, Task Group BRAVO became the largest U. S. Naval Force to enter the Baltic Sea since World War II. Upon her return to Norfolk, I6 June, I962, RICH engaged in antisubmarine WOFlGFG fFGining off the Atlantic coast, and participated in the annual midshipmen cruise which brought her to many of the Atlantic Coast Ports. From October 25, I962, until November 25, I962, RICH took part in the Crucial CUBAN QUARAN- TINE Operation. During this volatile period in our nation's history, RICH again worked with the familiar ships of Task Group BRAVO. The Christmas Holiday period of T962 was spent in Norfolk, RICH, along with other members of DESRON THIRTY-SIX used this time to prepare for their forthcoming conversions. The following ten month period found RICH in the New York Naval Shipyard undergoing Fram MKI conversion, designed to extend the life of the ship from eight to ten years, resulted in marked improve- ments in the habitability, machinery, deck and office spaces as well as complete new installations in the electronic and weapons areas. A On I8 November I963, RICH, departed the New York Naval Shipyard, Brooklyn, New York for Norfolk. December 27, I963, marked RICH's departure date from Norfolk to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba where she underwent Refresher Training. We returned to Norfolk 22 February I964, and commenced operation under the control of Com- mander Anti-Submarine Forces Atlantic. During the period March through June, RICH participated in ASW exercises in the Western Atlantic and conducted various competitive training exercises. For general excellence in readiness and training, RICH vygzliawarded the Battle Efficiency NE for Destroyer Squadron TWO for the fiscal year ending u y . RICH deployed with other ships of her squadron to the Mediterranean Sea on 3 August as a unit of the U. S. Sixth Fleet. After visiting Italy and Greece, RICH was assigned to Commander Middle East Force during the month of October, this deployment involved cruising the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, and provided visits at Aden, Mombasa, Kenya and Djibouti, French Somaliland, During the trip to Mombasa, RICH crossed the equator and became the first ship 'to fly the Drone Anti-Submarine Heli- copter IDASHI, in the south latitudes. RICH returned to the Mediterranean in November and visited gaports in Spain, France, and Sicily, and conducted ASW operations with other units of the Sixth Fleet. n I4 November, CDR. J.R. RIEDIGER, USN, relinquished command to CDR. F.A. CARRIER, USN. RICH returned to Norfolk on 22 December for holiday leave and upkeep During the period 25 Jan- UUTY to I2 February, RICH participated in Operation SPRINGBOARD with other units of the U. S. Second Fleet. I CAPTAIN CAPTAIN WILLIAM HARRISON MACK UNITED STATES NAVY Captain William Harrison Mack, USN, was born in Washington, D.C., on October 3, I9I7, the son of the late Colonel J. A. Mack, Iret.I and Mrs. Mack of Charleston, South Carolina. He was graduated from the United States Naval Academy with the class of I9-40. Captain Mack reported to the cruiser USS NEW ORLEANS ICA-32I in July, I94O, to serve in her Gunnery Department until his transfer to the USS ATLANTA ICLAA-5II in October, I94I. He served with the AT- LANTA until her loss in mid-November, I942, off Guadalcanal, when he was transferred to the USS BUNKER HILL ICV-I7I to serve as Assistant Gunnery Officer. I In October, I944, Captain Mack reported to the USS OKLAHOMA CITY ICL-9II to serve as Assistant Gunnery Officer and then as Gunnery Officer. He served aboard the OKLAHOMA CITY until December I946, when he reported to the Naval Academy as an instructor. He reported to the USS VOGELGESANG IDD 862I in July, I949, and served as her Executive Officer until November, I950, when he took command of the USS EARLE B. HALL IAPD-I07l. Captain Mack took com- mand of the USS BORIE IDD 70-'ll in August, I95I, and served with her until October, I952, when he was detached for duty with the Office of the Navy Comptroller. I Captain Mack assumed command of USS WILLIS A. LEE IDL-lil in July, I955, and served with her until reporting tothe Research Division, Bureau of Ordnance in September, I957. In July, I959, he reported to the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations to serve in Fleet Readiness and Opera- tions, Budget Programs. He attended the Naval War Collegein Newport, R.I., as a student from August, I96I until June, I962. In July, I962, he took command of the USS CAMBRIA IAPA-36I. Captain Mack reported to the headquarters of the Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic in August, I963, to serve as Financial Controller until 25 June, I965. On I July, I965, he assumed command ofDestroyer Squadron .TWO homeported in Norfolk, Va. His flagship is the USS BLANDY IDD 943I. He is married to the former Miss Ruth Garner Lambert of Arlington, Virginia and they have two children, Claire Louise, II, and Peter Lam- bert, 9. WILLIAM II. MACK In i IAQ Ko JR' Commander Leslie K. Fenlon Jr., was born and raised in Clinton, Iowa, attended the University of Iowa for two years, and entered the Navy in I944. After one year of enlisted service, he entered the U. S. Naval Academy, graduating in I9-49. His commissioned service has included tours on USS MISSOURI IBB- 63l, USS PURSUIT lAGI7l, as Commanding Officer of USS PCE-874, and as Executive Officer of USS BIGELOW IDD9-42l. Between sea tours, Com- mander Fenlon served as an instructor at the U. S. Naval Academy, Gnd in the Bureau of Naval Personnel. While on duty at the Bureau, he earned a Master's Degree in Inter- national Relations from American University. His duty immediately pre- vious to reporting to USS RICH IDD 820l was on a Joint Military Assist- ance Advisory Group staff in the Republic of Korea. Commander Fenlon is a I963 graduate of the Command and Staff Course at the Naval WOF College. He is married to the former Mary Jane Kinkaid of Thorndale, Penn- I sy vania. Commander and Mrs. Fenlon have two children, Karen, age Ill, Gf1dLeSlie,IIl,oge 9. They reside at5I I Briar Hill Road, Norfolk, Virginia. P I R W RDB00 ic. 'L P Q ae . Nm N ' x NN FX: Y , 5 v K ' :iw LfCdr MacCaffree Li Benepe XO Weapons Dept. Head Lf Wersi Lf. ig. Kodis Operations Engineering ,Ens Dore Supply 'Liig Former ASW Liig'Adc1ms Liig Chase 1siLieuiencm1 Assi. Engineering Officer Ens Berwick D.C.A. Ens Fosino Naviguior FIR T DIVISIO '75 ,J Hughes BMC ww Rau Z9 BMSN Riley SN Ensminger BM3 Dunnigun SN Flaherly S f N law Griflen BM3 Richardson SN Sfaplelon BM3 '13 N 9,-1 Wiedl SA Garrett SN Kelly SN Boker SN Millcs SN V15 Erkman SN Sfurdivanl SN 6 Diclcey SA Knipps SN Roysfer SA Tonkin SA Whalin SN Harraman SA Dunbar SA we iz.. You Do It This Way says Jones BM3 First Division Well! Now there's a smart looking U. S. Destroyer. What's her name? This is a typical comment as U.S.S. RICH steams proudly into ports all over the world, and the reason for it is lst Division's long and diligent work. Besides this though, they give new Ensigns hair-raising rides in the boatswain's chair, retrieve practice torpe- does, run the liberty boat, and perform intinite number ot other duties without which the ship could not function. Look Out For Those Fish Hooks Ray SN, Makes A Fender S C0 Il DIVISIII sl of FQ Hamilton GMG2 Abshire GMG2 Perhach FT2 Hetchler FT2 Kllsch FT3 PCS 4-and-' Weeks FT3 Anderson SN Bias SN Nash SN Nelson FT3 New guns come and go, but what keeps the old reliable 5 f38's trom fading away is the second division. These guns keep shooting straight and tast because two well trained teams, the F.T.'s and the Gunner's mates, are constantly on the iob performing planned maintenance on World War Il equipment. Thanks to these men, RICH has earned the gunnery E tor 1965. To Make t Work, You Have To Mockles GMG3 Prince SN Reid SN F0 DIVISIID ii Robinson GMI , Johnson GM2 Yoder GM3 Orthouse GM3 15, C2 , , ' Z' H 'X E Checking The Babies Contrary to popular belief, Fox Divi- sion is not an animal farm composed of foxes, birds, bassets, or boomers, lsome names often referred to by the men of the division.l Rather, her dufies are maintaining and firing our main Anti- submarine weapon, the ASROC. Also, Fox Division is required to find the enemy by use of SONAR, a complicated piece of equipment which performs, flawlessly, thanksito the diligent work of the men of FOX. Sauro TM3 m-...f.-1.-.L4..4J..: A Y ' 'Thin Williams SN She'll Run Now N- i 4' ,wif rib ' X 5,3 'vi . A, Sanders ST3 Breitenbecker ST3 Conley SN DANGI mon VOU I S3 M gg mmQ ' Sub Huniing Aldridge SN Hayes SN Hollesen SN Sanchez SN THIRD DIVISIO .Q D an AT3 Lohse EN3 McLaughlin SN Williams AN l'lUmPl0 SN enffl ' ,y'1s3.q1A 1 ., Q ,V ?n N, ' Mr. Bishop Checks. His Drone Third Division Who ever heard of a 3,500 ton Air- craft Carrier? But it's true. RICH, along with every other FRAM l Destroyer, does carry aircraft in the form of two Drone Helicopters, one of which has flown all the way to the Southern Hemisphere, quite an accomplishment for the often temperamental drones. Our congratula- -tions to the 3rd Division for a iob which is being done well. it ,, ,. sfiiaffk iff 'wall-K4 Sauro, TM3, Loads A Torpedo And It Flys, Too!!! QB M-.W 'l PPL DEPT. 4 N..,f Trlndade SKC Prendercast CS! A A Edenfield SK! Page CS2 Lawrence SK2 DuBois SH3 Supply Department This is the department which creates confusion everywhere byinsisting on great volumes of paper work, all filled out in triplicate. The Pork Chops, as they are often called, sometimes seem confused themselves, butthat's only becausethey're quite busy. We could 'eliminate the con- fusion by eliminating Supply, butthen what would we do with the rusted hulk that used to be the USS RICH. Yes, we complain, but what can we do without our Supply Department ..... especially on PAY DAY!!! 2 ...fd- T Black AN Travato SN Miller SA Cruwell SN ji' Sims SN Knapp CS3 Signo SD3 Ryan SN Creeron SN Harp SN Mr. Dore And His Siriker Whai ls Ii Tonight? ff! 7, , X , if Wg! f fr Z 7 A , f ,. x W ' ,Wy ' fl ,V-.xgfhg 1. , Q. it Murray CS3 Anionio TN Reyes TN Cuiuron TN Just Turned Back A T250 Ill IIIVIS I0 fp: N 015 ,I J ww, Jones Hurley Donaldson QE W X '4 f' ' i, N 'f ,, A S gmyim. Mx -PMS .W' M, ,Wag X fy, V JMU' Asbury RD2 Kemmerer RD3 Maniscalco RD3- Cooper RD3 4 .. Costn er RD 3 Ol Division Ol Division during battle conditions might be compared to a cup of coffee and a cigarette early in the morning: every- thing is centered on it. The Combat Infor- mation Center collects all information per- tinate to fighting the ship and then sep- arates it and recommends action to the Captain. This important division is manned by a group of highly trained, highly moti- vated men who, when off duty and in port, talk often of Shipping Over for future cruises. i Sloan SN Twombly ETR3 Ford RD3 Har ri S GMC Keoion SMC Punk YNC chldeder RMI Wilson RMI Wood YN3 Purenf RMSN Reed RMSN Thom 5 1 '94 J Aviv Pson QM3 Hershey QMQ Sllnmm PC H COHJUHIYNS 01' IIIYI I0 HH'-. Hxvnm, sir. W0'to0 GK . is 'here' fl ruin hvnv if by MIA VGHELUNCIS CIS he in' qulvc--1 uhnul H10 1905011 'Ol' NVQ lock of FUHHNUHICUHUNN wiih me O.T.C.M50par' I . N' of Hu' cumnunncnhon Oeom IS H18 Sl95- hriffqcf' vvhofh uuw Fvelyfhingffomiignal fluq'-, in H11-.lurwg lighfs. Q0 MGB? in 'ouch WMM whnik qumq on Bisc Coolen RMSN hog SN Mink SN Barerra SN Hinclde RM3 Bearse QMSN Track Resulis and Baseball Scores? Evans RMSN 'W W, H z-'Gm AMW G effing the Word Davidson SN Our Favorite Mailman 9' IllVlSl0 t When RICH takes a hit, R Division is there ready and able to keep the ship afloat, tight tires, and make emergency re- pairs in order to keep our ship in the game. During peace' time, R Division keeps in shape by frequent tire drills and disaster control drills. Other times R makes re- pairs to the ship's auxiliary equipmentsuch as the built in lights on the otticer's desks. But their main duty is a very important one: Let's iust work to make sure that we never require their immediate services. Naylor MMCS Milk EM2 Ti 9'eY EM2 Edmonson EM2 l Albert EM3 Marshall FN Boyle FN Zumpino EM3 ctr' gun Runclles Y N Beaver FN ua 'An-sw. Owen DCI Maurer MM2 Moyer SF2 Thayer SF3 Drago FN T Ericksin FN Schulz FN Goodermoie FN Nev erdouski FN ,N MGX fa 'Www Ferrari FN Grayer FN Alexander FN Stiles MMCS M8111 IIIVISIO UM and B Division - Main Propulsion What's in a Snipe? That is the ques- ked tion. lt's a question that was once as lalmostl by Shakespeare and it'sonethat's Th 're a answered by the USS RICH. ey bunch ol hard working lolten over timel men who must keep the many, many umps blowers turbines, and boilers rea- p I I dy to go at any time. They work willingly . . . d under conditions which many ol us woul consider unacceptable and our thanks and admiration must go out to the men who keep RICH going. Yocum MMC S1Ydl0WSlll MM2 Aeschilmann MMI Q Steele MM3 Overturl MM2 Weidman MM3 Berrma n MM3 Ranieri FN 'Weaver MM2 'Wm He Keeps The Screws Turning Meridiih FN Brycmi FN . Maynard FN Dalgurn FA Perry BTI The DUTY Oil King Palazzari FN ' Lipscomb MM3 Lozenski FN Pigoh FN Snyder BT2 Running A Tesi Norris Kfidel' 1 i 4 'fi 1 5 Q x 'Cl Deohl FA c.....,ll IN WUNSFN Bond FN Q ,lp-.. 'll FN Gross FN W' ey Flnnfwood MM 1 Larson FA Bfiruun IN UNH? FN The lines have all been taken in, Our good-byes have been said. The time has come for us to sail, To the Sixth Fleet in the Med. For some of you ..... this is quite new, A iourney overseas. But you will cherish and retain A lot of memories. We'll have a lot of free time, We'll have a lot to see. It can be great ..... it can be bad, lt's up to you and me. But it isn't just a pleasure cruise, We'll work along the way. And when the work is quickly done, There'll be a time for play. Our G.Q.'s will come often, And lots of drills there'll be. And whether they're successful, Depends o'n you and me. PROLOGUE There'll be chipping ..... there'll be painting From the foc'sle to the stern. There'll be lectures ..... there'll be For the things we have to learn. The ocean may be somewhat rough, However, don't despair. There'll be some others on the ship, To share our mal de mar. training, We'll have a chance to see new sights, New lands to explore. A chance to make a host of friends, For us there's lots in store. The tours that will be offered, Are the finest in the land. They're worth the price you hav And are very carefully planned Be sure and have a camera, Whene'er you go ashore. There'll be so many scenes to snap, And keep forever more. Ari verderci ..... Au revoir ..... Whatever the case may be. You'll learn to speak the language, Of the Mediterranean Sea. The countries that we visit, Are much older than our land. Remember that their way of life, To them is also grand. We must respect their customs, e to pay Good manners we must display. Good will we must exhibit, For that's the American way. ln all the ports we visit, Ambassadors we'lI be. And the image of America, Will be iudged accordingly. 1... She Takes A Nose Dive TIIE SHIP AT SEA And Tiring The Waiches Can Be Long ' Am ' '?' 1 Q t - New People To Be Truim' v I .j,,,5,,, .x ..! 3 - ':. ml Our Floating Gas Sfcziion l 1 9' W Q , A 1! X 4 5 1 ' 47 ff f, Wd' , V ,WWI '56, , rv! ix W4 Q M WORK!!! Ii Means Work !,,, Y 'J And Pull Some More T y ,wtlf Some Get To Take A Ride Vic Highline Or Helo 'P- BM Sumeorw 5 till Pull! Ship's Navigator Sees To It We Don'f Get Lost ,I sfandby - EXECUTE!! 2000 Posif. Are You Sure, Chief? BUT ALL IS N01 WVUIIK Q V We Hove Skeef Shoois l9 -I xv Y' Hurley Gives H A Try - W1 ' K If ' rimt vmix And So Does Billingion W7-f+1e4 ' ,iv A Cdlce To Celebraie Huircufs There Are Birihdoys To Celebrdfe --...,-L-bg f -+ There's Fishing To Be Enioyed IS It A Keeper? Y 3 Q 4 He Bi? Me!! If Happens Every Time!! 4 2 The Winner . I i I 1 1 r 1 i , i 4 i N1 1 1 5 -E : 2.4 And there are fringe benefits to he had e oh, vehimsu CHRISTMAS N65 Looks Good Enough To Eoi You Bef li ls And How!!! The Capioin Joins The Crew s0ME SIIIPMATES anim RATE 1 Pk. MQ- . 45 i I I : A New E8 U A New E4 You Bei l'm Proud 'pi in A Typical Boo! Chief ...1 I' 5... 5...- iii Manning fhe Rail If ,5 Y fin 44 , Z, 1 A 52 9 Our Privaie Wafer Taxi UST SHUT Parading The Honor Guard CBIDSSING 'nm LINEg Some Pollywogs Go Shellback Hunting The S.lf.W.A. Gets ln His Licks. lSenlor Pollywog Aboardl To A Slimey Polliwog I like to help a lriend in need, The lonely sparrows I like to leed. I like stray cats and puppy dogs, I loathe the sight ot polliwogsl A palliwog's a slimey thing, No praise about him can I sing. He has a tail ..... He has a head, The stagnant water is his bed. He breathes through gills, He has no nose. He never comes up, To smell like a rose. He has his troubles ..... you must agree, He isn't as happy as you and me. l'd be alraid il I were you, To lind out what the Shellbacks clo. Their lriendship now must turn to hate, As they make plans to initiate. So buck up, lads, you're on the brink, It's getting later than you think. Just walk in straight and narrow tracks, And beware ol all the old Shellbacks. The Impartial Royal Ch0PlUln POLLYWOG DAY O O I E More Pollywo Day Festlvltles Pollywogs Hof On The Troll Geifing Warmer T AND THE CAPTURE. l l l, ls ga ,Q r l 1 i ll E2 fl it 's L .5 '1 l il il 1 5 1 xr . 1 ll ii Q2 Ei ll it ii QQ xv I I ..pOLLlWOGS ....... BEWARE!!! O OO ' 0 Now hear this ..... all you p0lllW095f 5' Th h r is drawing near, ' 9 Toea liillne in every Shellback's lile. ' I To a day he holds so dear. I Q :J Neptunus Rex is making plans l.bY , 1,1 In Davey Jones' locker, I b I 'ull And what he has in store tor you. pl, .7 ' ' ,N ' l Sounds like a real old shocker. T f - xi ' His court has been selected, -' Q ' Mum' And its members all agree - U 1 Hit l To show no lavors on that day. 'N 'N g' yi . And to act accordingly. ' - .. .- Right now we'd like to give advice y To each and all ot you - i And let you know the skinny - ',- - Some things that you should do. , 'P 1' Just walk the straight and narrow road, 7, Q Don't give out any gulf, 1.0 ,ff , A For iust as surely as you do - 'K ki That road can sure be rough. , I 'fs You've got to be so very brave, ' X f ,f . And have a lot ol nerve, ! To stand the treatment that you'll get .,,, , 74 That you so well deserve. You cannot be a weakling - ' ' ff' . Come on ..... let's lace the facts, ,,,. ' ' t . For every Shellback is well known By the noble way he acts. y 'll .11 You can't evade the Shellbacks - 'Y' ' 0 'f At you they'll throw the book, 4 --, ry You can't escape ..... they'll pick you out j i ,,, By the slimey way you look. f ' LQ? 'V' The day will be a tough one ..... vowu probably make at through, , 451- -.. l But have you lelt a shillelagh . On the 'place it's used on you? ' Q5 Nix-' 5-is, ' .sl-.sf , ,,-S-5 B ' K xv f at We know we'll have a good time- Your day should be the same: But it takes a little patience To gain a Shellback's name. You'll do a lot ol griping. Belore they're done with you ..... I re But when they're linished ..... youll emeg A Shellback through and throu9l Ah, yes, the hour is drawing nl9h' When that latelul line we'll croSS. And all you lowly Polliwogi Will really know who's BoSSl A 0 ' 4 I ' s l 1-hal.. Ld' 1, .ri T NOW IT'S TI-IE SHELLBACKS TURN AVY JONES BOARDS A D ISSUES SUMMONSES V' i Lid' C.O. Greefs Davy Jones Davy Jones Takes Command Davy Jones Names The Offenders And Here They Are Lesi They Forget ,W V 'L 'S' if 4 -1. fy, , ,AZ 'run Gnomous may nAwNs Q 0 Happy Faces Greet The New Day Some Fearsome Shellbacksll! anq Pollywogs Awai! Their Fate!!! THE AWAITED FATE His Highness 81 Court lnspect The Lowly Pollywogs THE H IMPARTIAIJ' COURT! His Highness And His Queen ! il A 4 4 Q . 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