Richmond K Turner (CG 20) - Naval Cruise Book

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SHIP 'S CRES T lt Y - O 6 533' 4,0 ' The arrowheads around the embattled red wedge . Q' 4 Irepresenting the enemy 's strongholdj denote 5 A N Admiral TURNER 's successful leadership of six Q major amphibious operations. These achieve- E' Q ments won him recognition in the form of the Q O 9 x S A A Q 0 0 5 R Y r 'R ' 49 5 x pun rvpbsopnbnp, fIrl NNQQJNNN Navy Cross symbolized on the shield by the blue 0 chief with white cross. In the crest or portion above the shield, heraldically the portion which shows the owner's identifying device in battle, the three - missiles symbolically represent the power of this Guided Missile Cruiser named for Admiral RIVER. 1' A A ! TU 4 A 6 Admiral attained by Admiral TURNER as well as W, i ' .14 the four distinguised service medals he was The four stars below represent the rank of THE SHIP RICHMOND K. TURNER is one of a class of nine double-ended Imissiles fore and aftj guided missile cruisers. She was built by New York Shipbuilding Corporation at Camden, New Jersey. Her keel was laid on January 9, 1961. She was launched on April 6, 1963, and was commissioned at Philadelphia Naval Shipyard on June 13, 1964. After joining the PaciHc Fleet, RICHMOND K. TURNER completed Eve deployments to the Western Pacific, all of which included action in the Vietnam conflict. On May 5, 1971, after five distinguished deployments to the Western Pacihc, TURNER was decommissioned at Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine under a Navjywide program to enhance the anti-air warfare of all guided missile frigates. TURNER was recommissioned at Bath Iron Works on May 27, 1972. Since her recommissioning, RICHMOND K. TURNER has deployed on a UNITAS Cruise to South America in 1973. and participated in Operation 200 which included the International Naval Review in New York City on the occasion of the Nations Bicentennial Celebration on July 4, 1 976. In May 1 980, TURNER participated in Boston 's,OPSAIL 80, and in addition to conducting two special operations for which she was awarded the Meritorious Unit Citation, RICHMOND K. TURNER has completed Eve highly successful Med deployments as a unit of the U.S. Sixth Fleet. From January 1982 until December 1982, TURNER under went an extensive baseline overhaul at Charleston Naval Shipyard, Charleston, South Carolina. During this period, she received numerous updates and modernizations to her Combat Systems Suite, and in addition, the installation of the Vulcan Phalanx Close-in-weapons system, for self defense against cruise missiles. Named for Admiral Richmond K. TURNER, USN, who distinguished himself as a Commander of the PaciHC Area Amphibious Force during World War II, USS RICHMOND K. TURNER is equipped to escort and protect high speed carrier forces against enemy air, surface and submarine threats. She can also operate independently for prolonged periods of time. In order to accomplish her mission, the ship is equipped with the latest in main propulsion machinery, modern long range air, surface and underwater detection and tracking equipment, .and modern anti-air, anti-surface, and anti-submarine missiles. Weap0I15 include. two Terrier missile launching systems Ifore and aftj, one Anti-Submarine Rocket IASROC1 launching group, two tripple tube torpedo mounts, two four-cannister Harpoon Missile launchers. and two Vulcan Phalanx close-in-weapons-system mounts. RICHMOND K. TURNER has an overall length of 534 feet with a maximum beam of 55 feet. HCI' navigational draft is 26 feet and her full load displacement is 8,200 tons. She is powered by steam turbines, has two screws and a single rudder, and is capable of speeds in excess of 30 knots. USS RICHMOND TURNER is a unit of Cruiser Destroyer Group TWO, and is homeported in Charleston. South Carolina. 2 . Wind' CAPTAIN D VID B. ROBINSUM USN C OM MA DI G OIETYCER Captain Robinson was born in Alexandria, Louisiana. He attended Texas A8zM University before entering the United States Na val Academy and was commissioned an Ensign, USN in 1963. His Hrst assignment after commissioning was USS STORMES IDD-7801 where he served as the Main Propulsion Assistant and Damage Control Assistant. After graduation from the U.S. Destroyer School in 1965, he reported aboard the USS ROWAN IDD-7821 as Engineer Officer. He commenced his post graduate education in 1967 at the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California, and was awarded a Master of Physics in Oceanography degree. In 1 969, he assumed command of USS CANON IPG-901, operating in Southeast Asian waters, followed by a tour as Commanding OfHcer of USS READY IPG-871. In 1971, Captain Robinson assumed duties as the Administrative Aide to the Joint Chiefs of Staff He returned to sea in 1974 as Executive OfHcer of the USS DALE ICG-191 and assumed command of the USS LUCE IDDG-381 in 1976. His next two assignments were in the Naval Military Personnel Command. Captain Robinson 's most recent assignment was as a member of a Foreign Service Institutes Executive Seminar in National and International affairs. Captain Robinson 's personal decorations include the Navy Cross, Bronze Star with combat V , Meritorious Service Medal, Purple Heart and the Meritorious Unit Commendation. He is married to the former Gene Kirkpatrick. They have two sons, Kirk and David. 3 1 - ia 'vm' ' 1 1: f 'f, ' if -A A , ff, . . LIE U TENAN T CUMMA DER WILLIAM C. K YLE, USN EXECUTIVE OHUCER Lieutenant Commander Kyle was born in San Diego, California. He attended the University of Idaho, graduating in 1970 with a B.S. degree in Business, and Was commissioned an Ensign. His Hrst assignment was to the staff of Commander Destroyer Division TWELVE as Communications OfHcer. In 1971, LCDR Kyle joined USS JOUETT ICG-291 as Communications OfHcer, and later as Operations Officer. He joined the staff of Cruiser Destroyer Group FIVE in the fall of 1973 as Communications. Intelligence, EW, and NTDS OfHcer. After graduation from Surface Warfare OfHcer Department Head Course in 1976, he reported aboard USS GRAY IFF-10541 as Operations OfHcer. He commenced his post graduate education in 1978 at Na val Post Graduate School in Monterey. Califomia and Was awarded a Master of System Technology Electronic Warfare. In 1981, he reported for duty as Commander Sixth Fleet flagship Communication Officer aboard USS PUGET SOUND IAD-381, later assuming the duties as COMSIXTHFLT An ti Surface Warfare OfHcer. He assumed duties as Executive OfHcer of USS RICHMOND K. TURNER in August 1983. Lieutenant Commander Kyle 's personal decorations include the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal with gold star, and Meritorious Unit Citation with bronze star. He is married to the former Martha Pierce of Orifino, Idaho. They ha ve two sons, Michael and Da vid. 4 1 + i 1 I J i A me Rear Admiral Ming E. Chang, USN Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group Two Rear Admiral Chang was born in Shanghai, China. He was a graduate of William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Virginia, in 1955, and received his degree in Physics. Rear Admiral Chang was commissioned in March, 1956 from the OfHcer Candidate School, Newport, Rhode Island, and reported immediately to USS LEXINGTON ICVA-161 where he served in the Engineering and Gunnery Departments until 1 958. In March 1958, he was assigned as the Assistant Flag Secretary and subsequently served as the aide and Flag Lieutenant to the Commander, U.S. Seventh Fleet. His next assignment was as a student at the United States Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California where he received his degree in Electronics Engineering. His subsequent afloat assignments included: Operations OfHcer, USS RIGEL IAF-581, Weapons Officer, USS CLAUDE V. RICKETTS IDDG-51, Weapons OfHcer, USS BELKNAP ICG-261, Executive Officer, USS HOLLISTER IDD-7881, Commanding Officer, USS RATHBURNE IFF-10571, Commanding Officer, USS REEVES ICG-241, and Chief of Staff Commander Carrier Group THREE. lnterspersed with these sea assignments, Rear Admiral Chang served with Naval Ordnance Systems Command as the Naval Tactical Data System Advisor in support of the paciication effort in the U-Minh Forest of the Mekong Delta, as a student at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, and three years on the staff of the Deputy CNO for Surface Warfare Where he first served as the Surface to Surface Missile System Coordinator Within OPNA V, and then served as Head, Surface Anti-Submarine Warfare Branch, OPNA V. Rear Admiral Chang assumed the position of Chief of Staff COMMANDER THIRD FLEET on 15 August 1980, and in January 1981, he was selected for flag rank. He reported to the Office of the CNO in September 1 981 serving as Director, Tactical Air, Surface and Electronic Warfare Development Division IOP-9821 until his detachment in January 1 983. In February 1 983, Rear Admiral Chang assumed command of Cruiser Destroyer Group TWO, homeported in Charleston, South Carolina. Rear Admiral Chang has been awarded the following personal decorations: Legion of Merit fwith Combat V'7, Bronze Star Iwith Combat V j, three Air Medals, Combat Action Ribbon, West German Meritorious Iron Cross Fzlrst Class, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Silver Star, and Vietnamese Armed Forces Honor Medal First Class. Rear Admiral Chang is married to the former Charlotte Yu-Jen Chung of Washington, DC. They have two children, Daniel, who is a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, and Donalda, who is an Ensign in the U.S. Navy. 5 wH0 I V LGDR TERRY D. PAYNE, USN LGDR RODNEY L. HIGKS, USN CHIEF ENGINEER OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT HEAD DEPARTMENT HEADS I l I LGDR GEORGE L. 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Z in 1' f . 4' v 76 6 Operations Oi Division Specialist COSJ 050 WIMMER ENS DA VID FITZGERALD OI DIVISION OFFICER OS1 HILL OS1 NA GLE 05115 Wy WE5T 05zf5 W1 005551 05.215 W1 HA YE5 OS2 DE WEESE OS2 BALKO OS2 PARKS OS2 BYERS OSC ERNEST B. SMITH OI DIVISION LCPO i 14 OS2 OGRADY OS2 LARABEE OS2 ELR OD OS2 CROSSLAND OS3 BELL OS3 EGEBRECI-I T OS3 BARNE TT OS3 INMAN , YOU THINK YOU GOT PROB- LEMS! A OS3 CAIN OSSN BRINKLE Y OSSN HA USE OSSN DA U GHER TY OSSN LANGMYER OSSN DOCKER Y OSSN WHITE OSSN WINES OSSN TURNER LOCAL LA W gggfi WEISE LT HAROLD D. HEFFNER CHESTNUTT PACKMAN - MED STYLE ON STATION READK BEGIN . .. 1! Z! 3! r f 4. Q IS THAT A NEW vEsT?? lx, LETS SEE GLUE HERE! 16 I 'LL DO RIGHT R UDDER! YOU DO LEFT RUDDER! A BIT OF HOME ENTERTAINMENT I It isa Navy tradition that the first deck log entry of the year be written in verse. The mid watch entry for january 1, 1984 was written by Lt. joseph Gelsomino IAKA Father Guido Sarduccij. It was a typical night patrolling off the coast of Beirut, Lebanon. The deck log gives the state of the ship at midnight. The crew was being entertained by the Smitty Show New Year's Eve Special. The RK T spent four and a half months in the Eastern Med area supporting the Marines and Naval forces stationed in and off Beirut. Listen, Landlubber, so you can sleep tight While I tell you a story bout this special night Assuming the watch this first day of the year Patrolling my sector with Beirut so near The schedule that guides us through our peacekeeping chore Is Sixth Fleet's quarterly one tack eight four Ever so close to MODLOC we are Missing our loved ones away oh so far CTG sixty plus a point four Is the man that we follow as we start eighty four He's the OTCXSOPA all night and all day Spending his time on old IFK Our course is a true two seven zero degrees At 10 knots we glide through the briny with ease. Twelve hundred pound steam flows through the ship's veins all the time One alpha two bravo boilers on the line Dropping the load is a amateurs trick Our snipes are the pros, our boilers are split Landlubbers are curious, they want to know What causes electrons to flow You won 't understand it's nauticalese One bra vo two bra vo SS TGS Listen close, Lubber, only once will I tell Our genera tors are in parallel In case of a blaze we'll know what to do With water from firepumps called four and two Listen close, Lubber, and don 't miss a stroke To keep water out you have to set yoke Don 't shrink from the dark, matey, I 'll cheat just a bit Quartermasters, Bos'un navigation lights lit Condition three watches all night and all day For the people back home a price we gladly pay Keeping you safe is the reason we're here Another mid-watch and a happy New Year. 17 .,,a 1f OO DIVISION RM1fS W1 I SNYDER I SMZ CA VNESS RM3 GRIFFIN . RM3 NEWMAN 1 RMSN MYERS SMSN MOGEE RMCS F 1. 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MM2 SEARS MM2 PANKOW MM2 HOLLE Y MM2 BROWN MM2 EBELING MM3 GROVES ff N M DIVISION if TWO ARE TURNING ON WATCH: FN ATCIILEY MMFN DURROUGH MMS RUSS MM2IS Wy GA GE MMS HARRIS MMI ONCALE MMS PR UMA TIC0 MMFA ROGERS MMS SANDERS MMS SCHEID MMFA SMITH MM2 TRIS ULL MMS TUCKER f ' , 'ff 1' X . f MMS MM3 MM3 MM3 MM3 DILLEHA Y SEMILKOSE PARMALE Y MIZE KEELE Y MM3 MM3 MM3 MMFA MIVIFN I-IENDRI CK S ON 'A C' BROOKS ZDENEK VON N ORDE CK if E' 9 WIPE SPILLS, NOT BEARINGS! AS SOON AS WE FINISH OUR 2 'ry MEETING, WE'LL GET RIGHT ON IT ,R CHIEF I I I MMEN MMFN MMFA MMFA MGNEILS GRAY LUCAS BUMP yang? .1 kv ' - 'I 1 O R+- ' - .. , -I - ' . T , A V . . ' ii , jg 3 . . pI I . , . qs , -. f I- 0. .X GOOD IDEA GA GE, AR TMAN WILL NEVER FIND Us QUT HERE! xirifsfx . Q . I GOT IT FROM THE COKE MACHINE WITH A SCI-IEKEL!! DO YOU LIKE MY SNOWFLAKES? IT'S NOT A GOOD KNOT BECAUSE I'M NOT A BM pun HONEST' I NEVER MET THE GIRL! A DIVISION U MM2 WOLFE X I L MM2 SARBER I A R MM3 BRIDGES I E S EN3 MEA GHAM f mu 'V if f M , f ' I ff If N' ' ' -- . 'TZ S X 3, - YJ' X s A V b', V I N ,f , 93' 1'-f ' .K .W--f r In ARE YOU SURE THIS IS THE AFT AKG UNIT MR LOGAN? YEAH: THERE'S THE GONDENSOR. LTIG S. LOGAN MM Gf S Wj WHITE I DIDN 'T GET THE WORD. MMFN CHESSIRE FN GRIDDLE EN1 FINCH FN HARRIS MMZ HOLLEY FA IONES FN MORRIS MMIIS W1 TRAMMELL I MM3 DOVE MMFN SURRET FN ANDERSON I 'v - 2 1- I ' - A ,- -. I I A X 'I ' MM3 GABLE MM3 WARDEAN ENFN EIHEN THE A TEAM I THINK WE'D BETTER START CHEATING ff 4 WHO CARES??? THEY WORK ON PRIDE I I X fx , 2 , . HERE'S A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR FIXIN' THE AAC WORKS GREAT I BELIEVE THIS THE BQAT FINCH IS WHAT WE AGREED ON - ,. E DIVISIO OUT GETTING ZAPPED: EM1 BAILEY EM2 BATES ICFN CARROLL EM3 CRUMP IC3 PA YNTER EM3 STUCK IC1 MOORE I C2 SLINGERLAND EM3 YANDELL EM3 ROBINSON EM3 IENKINS EM3 KUR TZ EM3 MINOR EM3 OSAIL I1E1 nnE WJ-1'3 Q IEW 'Q' LTIG 1. 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MY NAME IS MONGO AND I I WILL EE YOUR WAITER A .km THE FOOD IN THIS PLACE ISN'T THE GREATEST BUT I GET A GOOD DIS- COUNT ,J v-ad'-1 YOU'LL NEVER KNOW WHO YOU WILL BE EATING WITH IS THAT A CIGAR OR ONE OF THE FRESH BANANAS? YOUR MOVE LUNCH CROWD 73 F Q, nil E 31 S? Pl .1 'Q Q wg. 4 1 L i 1 a-1 nn I 5 i TRIESTE I 4!! gl 2, 1 +41 .69 ii? JQL 1 11717 in Wil' , , vgfw- . 1.1, :,.,. ,. k -4.x ,.. . r . U ' 'IS' ,- --. 1 gif? Y ,Y an C ,Q,,,., ., .. ,M , W , f FF:-.ffifvasafzg 17.12 A ' 'Y'?f9Q-1-ff',,,:f.LGfiiP1 , ' f - ' QQL 'IJ- fs -,Zf5',' 4, 'T ' . .ez- '-, - ff fx nr-, ' ' ' LOOK BOSS - DA BOAT DA BOAT SOMETIMES 1 SITS AND THINKS AND SOMETIMES I IUST SITS M .. f ' ff i I'M SHAVING HIS LEGS. WHY DO YOU ASK?? ROLL ME OVER IN THE CLOVERH X ,, .-.W , ,ni M T, pppyz-sfmv:vy,., I I . wggyggzfwvf-f'ui - -A-'Sw Q., ., NM-wg V, R ,. X - ' ' 'kin ' ' ' ,.1:'..,. 1 1 . 1,,,':.g Q1 ' ' ' 'I ,X V . 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MS3 MS3 MS3 MS3 83 MAN CINI WILSON S CHR OEDER STO WELL - 1 I if I,. sl!- G , , . v 1 'Q' , I 1 I yf , f I V4 II ' f i' V Il ill I ' SN SN SN SI-ISN SN I BENIAMIN KR UEE GER TI-I ORP SMITH RICE q II if I a I S I 111 il: ,E MAMM Y i M' Iwi VE' FIRST CLASS MESS! 5? OUT LOADING SK2 I-IALL if STORES: SI-ISN IONES ' MSC ALCANTARA SHSN KOOPMAN SK3 BURROUGI-IS MS3fSWj LATTEN MSSN DENSON SHSN MARCUCCI l N , I A- bnsgb 1 U SK3 ESA U SKS MARTIN 'I 'WEEE sifgizi I MS3 BROWN MS3 M YNA TT FF L'-1EE:::EE2r:EEE1z i2z3.::EE?:::554:':'f'1 Q ' I SHI DAVIS SK-2 MURPHY I gp! FMIUSTBORROWING SOME CUPS FOR THE 12 I SH2 ELLEDGE MSSN RICHARDSON HEY MAR TK I D0N'T THINK WE MSIIS W1 ESPIN0 MSS SCHROEDER SHOULD USE YO UR MAGIC COOKIE DK1 ES TRADA SHSN SMITH Al RECIPE AGAIN' SK3 GRQSSMAN js X' Q f ,wwf 51 'WI :qv L 1 Z' 3' fag ' li I ,553 ,, Q N I h N ' 1 W 1 9r 1 V' nf ,S Ai 4 . 'l W,,...,-0,0-3 DEFINE GUAT GRAB AND GIVE 3 EXAMPLES mm If i WHERE 'S THE IGNITION?? LAST ONE TO THE MESS MAKES THE COFFEE ? 1 , 6 i T1 iff sl ' , V W iwxy, '. Q, l ps- - ' 5 , wifi J , 4 AI 'L haf 5 4.11 .A-- 3 s. .xx BIRD FARM L I ,- ,al if J, ' 1 N l I m Ing! L gpg :.-- Q, Q., LOADING STORES IN TRIESTE it f .4 Aw' S I f 5 DEFINE C0013 AND GIVE ME AS AN If EXAMPLE DONT BOTHER ME WITH YQUR SILLY ASS MEDICAL PROBLEMS WHY IS THIS MAN SMILING? is ' A9 Ya . : 'Q w V . 1 X THE SHOW WE NEVER SAW . .. I nt of Grenada, the Moslem The Cruisebook Staff would like to express their appreciation to the governme and Christian factions in Lebanon, and World terrorists. Without them, none of this would have been possible or necessary. A se arate note of thanks oes to the United States Navy for providing each of us the opportunity to P s View first hand our world, to appreciate what We have in this country and why our job is so important. You have proven yourselves to be faithful stewards of our nations trust. 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