Rushmore (LSD 14) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1963 volume:

.Eas y ' -Y: 4 PMQSL QMS!-L new Keeping the Peace, said our Commander in Chief, is a lonely vigil. Nowhere is this more true than on the A Naval ship. Away from home and family for long periods, the bluejacket lives a life that is neither understood nor appreciated by the average civilian. Yet in spite of this, the Navy man goes about his job in a routine ion, but realizing deep inside that he is contributing to the preservation of liberty. Again this year, Rushmore deployed to the Mediterranean to carry out American policy in that ing the four months overseas, the men aboard have stood some long watches, have worked hard to a dirty result of the shipyard. But also we have had some fine times, both on the beach and oh ,xt we f A naval ship is more than just a hunk of hardware with warm bodies aboard. lt is the i.,.ig4.g9fgSgrrany varied officers and men. 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'L 4,1 I 1 U .AQ 1 t Ev' Q,-4' lu .4 4 'if ii QF TH 3' ..-. wi' x, History of the USS Rushmore CLSD-145 ln the eighteen and one half years since her orig- inal commissioning, RUSHMORE has lived three dis- tinct lives: Two active, combat-distinguished war- time years in the thick of things in the Pacific: four and one half quiet, out-of-commission years in Pas- cagoula, Mississippi: and the most recent eleven and one half years operating the Atlantic. The letters LSD in the ship's title represent landing ship dock . Born of wartime necessity, this new type was designed as a combination dock and landing craft carrier. She is 458 feet long, 72 feet wide and has a speed of 14 knots and displaces from 4500 to 8000 tons, depending on her load. The really unique feature of this type is the 394 foot- long well, which carries her main cargo. By flood- ing her ample ballasting tanks with sea water, or emptying them, the LSD may be lowered or raised in the water so that the well deck varies from dry to a depth of ten feet of water. From this feature stems the primary mission of the LSD: rapid delivery off an enemy beach of a large number of combat-loaded . lf landing craft. f LSDs are named after historic sites in America. RUSHMORE is named for the Mount Rushmore Me- ry... morial in the Black Hills ti of South Dakota, where a giant sculpture in moun- tainside stone commemo- rates four of our greatest Presidents: Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and The- odore Roosevelt. Under wartime pres- sures, RUSHMORE was built in six months in New- port News, Va., by the New- port News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company. Her keel was laid on 31 December 1943: launching was on 10 May 1944: and on 3 July 1944 RUSHMORE was commissioned. An interesting sidelight of Rushmore's building is that she was originally intended for the British. All original plans and blueprints still carry her ex- pected name, HMS SWORD. Beginning a scant three months after commis- sioning, RUSHMORE performed distinguished com- bat service in the last year of the war in the Pacific, which culminated in the surrender of Japan. She participated in four amphibious landings: Leyte in October 1944: Palawan in February 1945: Mindanao in March 1945: and Tarakan, Borneo in April-May 1945. For these she earned three battle stars on K A Our Proud Motto her Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal. Among RUSHMORE'S many and varied wartime experiences, some are especially interesting and memorable. For her fine work at Leyte and Lingayen in the Philippines, she receievd two letters of com- mendation. She steamed a total of 70,000 miles in her wartime life, crossing the equator ten times and the 180th meridian six times. For the Borneo land- ing, RUSHMORE carried Australian troops of the famed Rats of Tobruk Battalion which helped chase Rommel out of Africa. The ship carried every manner of cargo, of which perhaps the most unu- sual of her career was a 137 foot long Japanese submarine, transported from Samar, Philippine ls- lands to San Francisco. ln late 1945, in the wake of the war, RUSHMORE earned the Navy Occupation Service Medal with Asia clasp for operations in occupied Japanese waters. The American Campaign Medal and World War ll Victory Medal complete the total of four ribbons she . now displays on her bridge. Next came decommis- sioning in August 1946, and mothballing in Pasca- goula, Miss., the beginning of four and one half years of the silent waiting for which the reserve fleet was intended. The Korean War brought on the third and present phase of the RUSHMORE life, with recommissioning in Charleston, S. C. on 21 September 1950. The en- suing eleven and one half years, busy ones spent ranging the Atlantic, have seen the ship log another 162,000 miles to add to the 70,000 of World War ll. About half the ship's time has been spent at sea during this period. Caribbean exercises, Reserve cruises, Mediterranean deployment, and Arctic trips for resupply of the Dew line bases, sum up the story of these years The ship's hull has been ice-strength- ened for these Arctic trips and of all the fleet ships, none but icebreakers can match the RUSHMORE'S six consecutive summers of Arctic experience. Her last two years have been spent operating in the Mediterranean and Caribbean areas. This past spring she took part in Operation Demo- lex which was viewed by President Kennedy and Op- eration PHIBEX in Vieques. The past summer was spent in Hoboken, N. J. in the Bethlehem Steel Ship- yard undergoing a so-called FRAM overhaul. CCMMANDING UFFICER Zz: ' f T X Commander Joseph W. ADY was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado and attended Southern Methodist University and Washington University of St. Louis. He was commissioned in April of 1942 and served throughout the war as flight deck officer aboard the carriers USS CORE CCVE-133 and USS INTREPID CCV- 115. Since then Commander ADY has served both afloat and ashore in such billets as Executive Officer of the USS R. A. OWENS QDDE-8275 and as Commanding Officer of the USS BASSETT CAPD-731. Ashore he has served as inspector Instructor for Naval Reserve Training Center, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Operations Offifiel' of the Amphibious Operational Training Unit and as Commanding Officer, U. S. Naval Schools Command. Prior to becoming Commanding Officer of the RUSHIVIORE, Commander ADY served as Executive Officer aboard the Landing Ship Dock PLYMOUTH ROCK CLSD-295 a unit of ' Amphibious Squadron Twelve. xv .im rj W . it gi 1, ' L ,LQ .R Q XECUTIVE OFFICER ik H es 1 CDR Henry J. Lyon was commissioned an Ensign in the Naval Reserve upon his graduation from the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy in 1942. During World War ll he served in the Merchant Marine and Army Transport Service and saw duty in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Mediterranean war zones. He obtained his Mas- ter's License in the Merchant Marine. ln 1950 CDR Lyon was called to active duty on the staff of COMSERVRON 4 and since that time has steamed on an oiler CUSS Salomonieb a heavy cruiser CUSS Maconj and several ice breakers. His shore duty has involved special weapons and he has also been both a student and on the staff of the Naval War College. CDR Lyon became our Executive Officer in August 1961. He pinned on his silver leaves during the Med cruise, and was relieved shortly after our arrival in coivus. Good luck to him in his new billet! K tm sim! J fx, krhikwf .L I , -'--- ---A A. , u,m,,..Y..........., t 1 .L . LNWWK W..,..........,w......m.. ..,-rms. X 1 4 1. M ,Q .9 3 -. ng 1. Eb 3 Vs Q LX - YW2l:. ,,, L me ,ar ' I.T HENRY - FIRST LIEUTENANT 1-T NARDUCCI - SUPPLY 1 - . 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ATLANTIC FLEET VOLUME xxr, No. 6 AT AN EARLY MORNING HOUR WITH A NEARLY DESERTED PIER, RUSHMORE GOT UNDERWAY 2 LITTLE CREEK, VIRGINIA FEBRUARY 8 1963 PhibRon Two Ships Deploy For Amphib Duty in Med Six ships departed Norfolk Feb. 4 to assume duty as the swift striking amphibious arm of the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The six ships, composing Amphibious Squadron Two, loaded approximately 2, 000 Marines and a detachment from Marine Helicopter Squadron 262 at Morehead City, N. C., before steaming for their five-month deployment in the Mediterranean. Included in this movement are the attack transport Chilton, attack cargo ships Thuban and Uvalde, dock land- ,ing ships Rushmore a.nd San Marcos, and tank landing ships Traverse County and Wahkiakum County. k In addition to the embarked Marines, the ships carry detachments from Tactical Air Control Squadron 22, Assault Craft Unit Two, Underwater Demolition Unit Two, Beachmaster Unit Two, Amphibious Construction Battalion Two, a.nd a. minesweeping unit. Captain Thomas F. Howe, Com- mander Amphibious Squadron Two, is directing the deployment from his flagship Chilton. Upon arrival in the Mediterranean, he will shift his fla.g to the amphibious command ship Mount McKinley, from which he will direct the amphibious striking force during training operations with the Sixth Fleet. Lieutenant Colonel N. R. Stanford, Commanding Officer of the Second Battalion, Eighth Marine Regiment, will direct the embarked Marine land- ing force. 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OPERATION 1...-..---... ..... -.. .11 - ...,-. .... .... , .-f -. , . primary mi fffgfaf I f s 1 X ...OTHER TINIE5 1 if -u , SOME DAYS THE WELL.. WAS CALM... 5 T vvASN'Tl f an X ! 1 -in n., 6 . Ar- ff ff -2-rx sb' .444AACll555d Y,v 4, Tx, QW Ur xg! EROOS LOWER SIXNBY -1 X ICOORDINATION ON THE BRIDGES, BARTALOTTA TENDS A K,-if 45 M LL., L... -D E STEA NE GENERAL VISITIN , H ,. K. SAILORS ACTED AS GUIDES... FOR MANY VISITORS ff I 4, 4 i ' I If V I 'lf' AND THE KlDS,,, THE MARINES STOOD BY THEIR HARDWARE 715' I Z f :- Gan' A BIG KICK IZMIR TURKEY 'I4 APRIL 0150! if ...A 40 NINI WERE A REAL SOURCE OF' INTEREST... AS MR, CUSHING DENIONSTRATES 'I 'il' Al.l. THE VISITORS... .nv W, T... s T ..-'M T ,T - ff? T WEREN'T l.lTTL..E BOYS! WHAT ARE THEY 1..ooKlNG AT7 Despite the hard worili JG N' X SIRU I 9 mm 1 WARM BREFZE N Q 0 ml! 1 -' frvg' 1 . 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B l S l I IRISH LED PROTESTANT I RVICES L1-JG cuss-:ING MINISTERED SE TO THE cATHoi.1cS UNDEFEATED A BASKETBALL TEAM 'Rest Easy C onfenders' The championship threat that's been bugging the contenders for the Force Basketball Championship is gone! The dock landing ship Rushmore left for the Mediterranean Monday, with their unbeaten basketball team embarked. The ShiD's cagers posted a 6-0 record in the Intramural League Prior to their deployment, with this record, second-place Rush- more was certain to be a Division III contender for the championship. gowevefl due to their departure, tl1Shmore will not compete in the Oufflament scheduled for next week. -v- ' 'Q pu BACK ROW I. NYHOLIVI GATELY SCHULER FRONT L..T NIUIVIFORD HICKS FENNER EFT TO RIGHT PHILLIPS PECK ROW l..EF'T TO RIGHT LTJG NIINCH mf' Rushmore Wins Cage Tourney The dock landing ship Rushmore left for the Mediterranean last February Vtltll an undefeated record in the Force Intramural Basketball League, and it seems their basketball mastery hasn't been hurt by the deployment. On Sunday, March 24, while at the anchorage in Crete, the ships of Am- phibious Squadron Two held an elimi- nation basketball tournament. Four teams entered the tournament, which was held in the well deck of the Rush- more. In the first round of play the attack cargo ship Uvalde beat the attack transport Chilton 68 47 and the Rushmore defeated the dock landing snip San Marcos 52 29 Then in the final game of the tournament, the RUSITUTOFS built up a 40 17 lead at the half and coasted to an easy 66 46 vic tory to capture the tournament .Z 4' , x W 'n I l W- VN l ...at l 4 T F , n Wifi 2 HIGH! 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Na W' V 'I VYLINLWA 'T III fx 1 'I fini .157 'if -. 4 x ,, J V UASFO DE' , ..,,.. f- -N-A-- ----W I .,,,, I A 1 AUS AS MARCH lnrun DAS .-- wn --.A Ol HALLOQC1 VAQNSA X Dx r:u:nrO THE SHO PPERS HAD ,, H A I xg 1 TYPICAL SPANISH BUILDINGS ,, FIELD DAY I .J cA,LL.l. LLU ga QI 4 , I QE 4 EKG 1 4 2 Vs K, .gy , gg- 1 ' I , xi. I .iq u. ,wi ww af, X 4,73 'iii ' 3:3 . Qu Mix. Q Q it 435' mg NV. QW 1. ax.- l fu. fx ' ,eff -,1 ' ' -.',, ,JL L I T T L E ,T ETT,m M - 1 l T A Q 1 5 CAPTAIN ADY BROUGHT HER IN Z - V DADDYHI lj AS THE CREW STOOD AT Q QUARTERS I THE WOMEN CHARGED ABOARDI l WELCOME WAS SWEET , 4 s 5. E . Q Q l i 2 2 E 1 I ., . ,,W-,.,,.,M,...M. W., ..T,X,T ...W,,,.,,V,. ,,..X.,,,,,..W.,,M.,,.-,,,, , W . 2 , M5 i l VOLUME xxi, No. 23 t Sz' tt, W1 .L lv- ,-K., A. - ' Y' QC-E,t3g.,--3.1-5, Q Jr ,. t,,,,-.,,:,.H , ,. ,JH ., ,- it T -' W . sf- ' H' 1 'MP'-f'2:'r3? ge ' . . 4 l 'J' T ' li i'iT f fif'i iris ii?-f5fif tiff:-rl 1, Q, ,:i',f. 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Becker, Commander Amphibious Squadron 12, shakes hands with Cant. T. F. Howe, Commander Amphibious Squadron Two, after relievinghim as Commander Task Force 61 May 22. Phib Ron Two Returns From Med. Cruise Amphibious Squadron TWO, un- der the command of Capt. Thomas F. Howe, returned to Norfolk Wed- nesday from the Mediterranean. Since last February the squadron has operated as the Sixth Fleet's Amphibious Striking Force. The dock landing ship Rushmore was the first of the seven ships arrive in Norfolk after being re lieved in the Mediterranean by PhibRon 12, May 22. The Squadron also brought detachments from Tactical Control Squadron 22, Assualt Unit Two, Underwater Unit Two, Beachmaster Unit Two, and a minesweeping unit. Stopping at Morehead City, N. C. approximately 2, 000 Marines and a detachment from Marine Heli- copter Squadron 262 disembarked from the ships. Lieutenant Colonel N. R. Stanford, Commanding Offi- cer, Second Battalion, Eighth Marine Regiment, directed Marine landing forces during the v,, .ZJHF f -,Uv Q 4 'JU' , Cy., f. i I ,4 'I -3' GJ' r . -F' n I ' H LJX' , ,y 1o.' K 1:47. ,,,. . Y 1 i 2 ! K , I 1 ' 4 E L ! H I F 5 5 Q l i e i if