Saint Paul (CA 73) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1966 volume:

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Kfzpfain Harry Z Mahan jr., HSN Kammandirzg Offfcer 29 August I 966 Captain Harry Frederick Fischer, jr., was born on November 14, 1916 in Hones- dale, Pennsylvania. He enlisted in the Navy in April, 1935, and after fourteen months enlisted service he passed the fleet compet- itive examinations for entrance to the U.S. Naval Academy in 1936. After graduating in june of 19-10, he was commissioned as an Ensign and reported to the USS SAN FRANCISCO CCA-385 as Signal Officer. In October, 1942, he attended the Sub- marine School in New London, Connecticut. After completing training he reported to the THRESHER CSS-2005, a submarine operat- ing in the Southwest Pacific . Four war patrols in the THRESHER were followed by four war patrols in the SPIKEFISH CSS--10-lb, in which he served as Executive Officer. After World War ll he served on the staff of the Submarine School and in 1949 reported as Executive Officer, USS CARP QSS-3385. In january, 1950, he took com- mand of the RONQUIL QSS-3965 and partici- pated in operations in support of the United Nations forces in Korea. -Mllxlg A tour of duty in the Bureau of Naval Personnel was followed by command of the radar picket destroyer RODGERS QDDR- S765 . After graduating from the U.S . Naval War College in 1958, he served on the staff of Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet prior to assuming command of Submarine Division 71. Following this assignment Captain Fischer commanded the Seventh Fleet supply ship, USS POLLUX CAKS-45. Duty on the joint staff of Commander U.S. Forces, japan, was followed by a tour as Director, ' War Gaming Department, U.S . Naval War College. ln August, 1966, Captain Fischer assumed command of the SAINT PAUL QCA- 735. In addition to the Silver Star Medal and Bronze Star and Commendation Ribbons with Combat V, he has been awarded the American Defense Medal with bronze star, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with nine operations stars, American Campaign Medal Victory Medal, China Service Medal, National Defense Medal with bronze star, Korean Service Medal, United Nations Serv- ice Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, the Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation Badge and the japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure CThird Order of Meritb . Captain Edward M. Higgins was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He attended Middlesex University and the University of Notre Dame. In December, 1940, he received his commission and was assigned his first tour of duty aboard the USS BADGER CDD- l96J. He held various billets, assuming command in December 1943. He was awarded the Legion of Merit and his ship received a Presidential Unit Citation for successful anti-submarine action. His other commands at sea were the ABER- CROMBIE CDD-3435, MAJOR CDD-7965, MCCORD CDD-5341, and TELFAIR CAPA- 2105. Other duty assignments were Aide to the Commandant, Third Naval District, Bureau of Naval Personnel, Executive Of- ficer, NEWPORT NEWS QCA-14835 Stra- tegic Plans Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, and, just prior to re- porting to the SAINT PAUL, Head, Tac- tical Doctrine Branch in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Captain Higgins is a graduate of the General Line School and the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. He wears the Legion of Merit Medal with Combat V, the Presidential Unit Citation, American Defense Medal with A, American Theatre Medal with bronze star, European-African Theatre Medal with three bronze stars, Pacific Theatre Medal with five bronze stars, Philippine Liber- ation with two bronze stars, National Defense Medal with bronze star, United Nations Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, and the Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation Badge . fhjnm W j 1 - 4 Eapfaiu Sdufzzrd AM. flzygins, ZLSW Gommanding 0Mver 24 4711146 I 965 - 29 Augwf I 966 5 'UW Kommander Kichard M. J-fusfy MSN Ewcufizfc' Officer Commander Richard M. Husty was born on July 21, 1925 in Westhampton Beach, Long 1S13,nd, New York. He attended schools in Westhampton Beach and Long Island City, New York, then entered the United States Merchant Marine Academy in 1943. Grad- uating in 1945, he was commissioned as an Ensign, USNR, in the Maritime Service. After a year's service as an engineer officer in several U.S. merchant ships he entered the Naval Service and served his first tour of duty as Assistant Engineering Officer of USS MACOMB QDMS-235 . Tours as Engineer- ing Officer aboard the REQUISITE CAM- l09J and the JE FFERS QDMS-275 followed. After attending the Gunnery Officer's Ord- nance School in February, 1951, he re- ported to the GOODRICH CDDR-8315 as Gunnery Officer, where he served until September, 1952. Commander Husty was a student from November, 1952, to August, 1954, attending CIC School, Damage Control School, ASW School, the General Line School and Stanford f University. He went back to sea in the DUX- BURY BAY QAVP-385 as Engineering Officer and in August, 1955, he took command of the SALINAN QAFT-1613 until April, 1957. He then served with the Inspector of Naval Material, Newark, New jersey until April, 1959 and as Chief Staff Officer for COM- DESPON NINE until july, 1961, during which time he Qualified for Command of Destroy- ers. Commander Husty attended the U. S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, from july, 1961 to june, 1962. He was promoted to the rank of Commander in july, 1962. Returning to sea, Commander Husty served on the LAKE CHAMPLAIN CCVS-395 as Engineering Officer from july, 1962 to November, 1963, and in january, 1964, he reported to the LOFBERG CDD-7595 as Commanding Officer. While in command of the LOFBERG, he participated in Vietnamese patrol operations. In April, 1965, Commander Husty joined the SAINT PAUL CCA-735 to serve as Exec- utive Officer. Commander Husty wears the World War Il Victory Medal, European Occupation Medal, National Defense Medal with bronze star, Vietnam Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal with bronze star, Republic of Vietnam campaign Medal with Device, Merchant Marine Atlantic War Zone Ribbon, Merchant Marine World War II Victory Ribbon, Merchant Marine Mediterranean, Middle East War Zone Ribbon and the Command at Sea Medallion. x4uL F S5 . I 1 I ix r , 96 3 9orew0rd A four month shipyard overhaul, five weeks of refresher training, an Admi11iSt1'H' tive Inspection, a dependent's cruise, and. a 5h1p'S party were all part of our preparation for deployment. As the eleventh of May approached, we became increasingly aware that this date portended a new page in the history of the SAINT PAUL. Our heavy cruiser, which had steamed over a million miles and fought in two wars in the twenty- one years since her commissioning, was going to a new combat zone . She had fired shore bombardment on the japanese island of Honshu, served as flag- ship for the Yangtze River Patrol Forces in China, patrolled the Formosa straits, pro- vided gunfire support near Wonson, Korea, fired support for the Hungnam evacuation, fired on Chongjin and Zongjin and Anchor Hill. She had rescued downed pilots, treat- ed wounded Korean troops, captured prison- ers of war, lost men in a tragic turret ex- , plosion, received fire from shore batteries, and fired the last naval round of both World War ll and the Korean conflict. In peacetime she had visited ports-- japan's Hiroshima, Yokohama, Beppu, and Nagasaki, Taiwan's Keelung and Kao-hsiung, Buckner Bay, Okinawa, Wellington, New Zea- land, lnchon, Korea, the Philippine's Manila, Cebu, and Zamboanga, lndonesia's Djakarta, Vietnam's Saigon, Malaya's Port Swettenham, and many, many more. As flagship of the Seventh Fleet and First Fleet her quarterdeck had greeted Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and john F. Kennedy, His Emminence Francis Cardinal Spellman, Republic of Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem, Republic of China's Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, and many other famous personages She had been overhauled in Bremerton, Long Beach, Yokosuka and San Francisco, she had trained in Operations Beacon Hill, Big Shot, Golf-ball, Turk's Head, Blue Star, Silver Lance, and countless other Fleet exercises. And so, in l966 we prepared our Fight- ing Saint for yet another overseas deploy- ment and for another war. We were apprehensive, our ship not having fired a shot in anger since 27 july 1953, but as our guns pounded San Clemente Island with in- creasing accuracy, we became confident and eager to sail. The eleventh of May approach- ed rapidly. 1 il .QQ . - K lufraducfivn In 1966 you of SAINT PAUL have had a proud tradition to uphold. It is a tradition that has been forged by the hundreds of outstanding sailors and their officers who have served in this famous ship in her long and illustrious history. Under the command of Captain Higgins, you brought the ship through a difficult overhaul and training period. You sailed her to Vietnam for the arduous and demand- ing gunfire role that awaited you . At the change of command ceremony, he remarked on your accomplishments and what lay ahead when he said, You have breathed new life into this ship's soul. When I view the achievements of the recent past, I am full of confidence for your future. . .for you are SAINT PAUL. Captain Higgins was justifiably proud of your record in Vietnam. As we complete our deployment, and return to our homes and families, you can feel a real sense of pride and achievement. For the first time in more than three years the SAINT PAUL returned to the Far East and the seas and some of the ports she knew so well. But this time she returned as a fighting ship with the unique distinction In 101 days on the gun line off Vietnam our ship fired a total of 941 gunfire support missions. She fired nearly 10, 000 rounds of 8 and 5 ammunition--9708 to be exact. To keep the guns firing you loaded over 1000 tons of ammunition--over 900 tons from ammunition ships via replenishment at sea. Many new names were added to the battle record of the Fighting Saint. Deckhouse IV, john Paul jones, Hastings, Emer- son, and Colorado were some of the operations where SAINT PAUL's 8 Voices of Freedom and her 5 batteries were heard from. The areas where these opera- tions took place had strange and unfamiliar names. Da Nang, Quang Ngai, Dong Ha, Quang Tri, Tuy Hoa, Qui Nhon and many others were new to our ship's experience. The names were unfamiliar but the mission was not. The SAINT PAUL left the gun line with a Well Done from the Commander Seventh Fleet and glowing trib- utes from the Marines and Army troops she had so abl su ported Y P - The naval gunfire support record achieved on this cruise was the result of hard work and complete dedication by every member of the ship's company. Truly this was an All Hands achievement. Only a final question remains. Did we keep faith with a great tradition or did a great ship decide to share her tradition with of being the only all-gun heavy cruiser in U57 the Pacific Fleet. Many wondered whether the VIETNAM 1966. Fighting Saint would be able 50 match the 3- superb naval gunfire support performance . - she provided to the troops ashore at the end of World War II and during the Korean War. Q Captain H , F, Fischer, jr., USN Let her guns speak for her. Commanding Officer Slzgvyard Overhaul One hundred sixteen twenty-four hour working days in Long Beach were spent cutting and welding, chipping and sanding, removing and installing to accomplish the hundreds of jobs tackled during shipyard availability. Nine new 8 !55 gun barrels, a new communications deck house, freshly polished screws, and a represerved underwater body were but some of the products of the long hours of painstaking work by yard laborers, technicians, and ship's company. On 7 February 1966 SAINT PAUL completed her overhaul, and sailed with a new lease on life. IO I y.. 4 1 1 x,-nq- 1'- ' :pil ......-1-1' ir-'10 3' i S X-S, llmlerufay Zfraiuing ff- 1 3 F 1 TX f , 4 I I .. wr .Y..,,..--H 2 f if 2 s M ,,,. 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Apple. ,Q he ,at-. - ..: - .5 'Jkz v . 2 .Ll AJ J A I A :Y ' I ' ' 2 A A ' .'f , 'M , ' ,' I f ll , X Captain Fischer, arriving. . . Chief Roderick relieves Gagmer, EMI, as Chief Master at Arms. 3' Z Q 1 . gf- 1 ' af! 4 I f zrf g Qi -:' ' -fi ,Z .. X '- . ' K A . -il xx Y SAINT PAUL welcomes the Navy Combat Photography Team. .......,, K X f. r p 0 X 'Tk ' - ' :QQ-Q K x R , Knight, FTGSN, and ENS Biggerstaff donate blood for wounded Marines in response to an urgent call from the REPOSE QAH-165. a a . T K T .L x up fi 5... i lx, .1 XI, Img- f X in I A 4 , Turret II gunners celebrate firing their 2000th round of the deployment Mount 56 crew after 1000 rounds. -fr I 1-'41 J 1 4 3 X? i 5 x NX I Jgd Asad .i..1 . Wight Quarters When Flight Quarters! is sounded, condition Zebra is set on the fantail, fire parties race to their equipment, the flight deck is cleared, and the Flight Deck Gfiicer reports manned and ready to the bridge. With a green deck from the OOD, the Landing Signal Gfficer uses his flags to direct the pilot's maneuvers dur- ing landing and lift-off. Continual readi- ness and precision teamwork resulted in over 130 safe helicopter operations. 114 ukmlif' -'ggi' '-A , .. 1 fl K 4. jfa1l,4r1d ?arc'Well .D Ehaugc Of Evmmand fi Wi X Hang Kang ln july our Weekend Visit to Manila was Cancelled when gunfire requirements called us back to the waters off Vietnam. In September, though, five days in Hong Kong arrived on schedule. For some they were five fast days spent trying to do and see all that was possible during our stay. For others, they were slow easy days of welcome rest and relaxation. For everyone, the pressure was eased after many long days on the gun line. After Hong Kong, our re- turn to the line came not as repetition, but as challenge renewed. -.,... 5V,,.,,, ,.,., ..,., . W ,I a ,.,.1.-E,f . .,,Y.,,....n .if V, .. ,.. lf -.W , x L V A , j. ' ,, j4,iL-,4L ,,f5.f1f-4 ,521 Jfgj'-til' . 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K 1..- , in '-'x 11 , f-A e . l w,f11, , A - Q., A 2 Q 1159? Qiiil '!l'WZf ff ,Az QR. Q , v MF ' i.. M... J A l 5 . J lull 1 Musa gli!! mm W, .vff f pwmpm + W f31+'F'T'?F f 6 , A , M, li 0 . .,, .,. 'irhnldf ,en W A .Adv 'tl' f. IIE' Wi 1 i' fu' W:-X 'i Ftq 9 :Qi ,af va -nmnarff. ,fa- mi lf L... l11I...lL..l.IlA..l..nl..s xml fi f-4,5 n ,ln dzpfaiu is' Jnspecfivn Personnel inspections are one ofthe many yardsticks a Commanding Gfficer uses to measure the attitude and quality of his crew. Captain Fischer had observed our performance on the line, and was pleased. He chose Subic Bay as a time for a dress white inspection of all hands, and to all hands he gave a Well Done! d x H i as 0 fl 11 H Q32 V 4 VI I 7 mfwgff' Q 'V 1 fi J' XS Q - ' kg, 57 s- f' - ' 'Liif 5 E ! -1 ..nq...-.- Target number 256 Bearing 5600 mils magnetic Coordinates 1787-10 Height 30 meters Enemy mortar, Danger southeast 800, Nine guns, main armament, High explosive, Fuze quick, Will adjust. At 1716 on 16 September 1966, SAINT PAUL received an urgent call for gunfire support from the naval gunfire spotter attached to D Company of the Special Landing Force--he was with a platoon under heavy fire from an enemy mortar emplace- ment only 800 yards away. The boatsWain's mate passed the word as the mission came in over the radio, sounding similar to this. . . U15 Shzp Has Kccvivcd ,4 Main Katfezy Ming Mission . . . r-- '. rf' ' . fl 1 a If ,1, ' svxu ,V my-r 58 x. The Captain is called, the Gtuinery Liason Officer relays the mission to Main Plot where the fire control technicians plot the target on the chart atop the Mark 48 Computer. The Navigator plots the target as a check with Main Plot and CIC. - nd f A fag ' 525533, ' . . , 'gfw 2 ri fr , - . JN' 9 Q 1 .. tis-swf, .t .- - if . A .. 1 f 4, I.fx:,,f.i ,, Southern Rhundary of IIMZ1 c-C ' ' - L33 -mms I' N 'I' -E?'J 'N ' - ' . 'JSC' 'HT in 11 'is ' A 'if nos 19 X , was t .X in r aw- in n W . p 1 fi gn -. '4 , . . 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I ' A HQIEOA - I' - Ihunurtyin 1' Gieblngll Rl,-ig 1 , .1 I f ig? ' z,, iss' A ,L A, .av VK- ,Tum U I QM' 11' .-P m , 54. A ' 2 - 5, -v ' 1 s . - Thbn Gu-Dingo g - , . , if .. , - ., ' R96 F . Thon ri-Lnin by - ' ,' Q - C6 L v HGH X r , . 2 Q. FL ,N ' ' U f . 7 V I 25 ,f 1:14. X - X - . Than Tm An, X, .vws vs., . ,x,- h QI ,,4 Satisfied, the Gunnery Liason Officer relays to the Gunnery Control Station: Gun target line 267112, range 26,175 yards Main Plot, Navigator, and CIC all agree. Everything is ready A,,,- 4'1 .-V-S - is ::'.:::.-5 X I il I At the first word of the mission the alarm was sounded in the turrets to send the crew racing to their stations, where they immediately set in motion the machinery to bring up the 260 pound projectiles and the powder charges which would propel them to their target. The pointer and trainer throw the switches which align the guns to the signals from the Mark 48 Computer. At Gun Control, the Weapons Officer turns to the Captain. He lacks only the order to firi- if ,r . Q hi I n Tig!! I ' I ' ,ZW Lu J!! LB , r i 343 J A l 60 The Captain, satisfied that the ship is in all r released . ln Main Plot the plotting room officer 61 - Q ws' L ..., QP Ile Zliixw K A - A ?'f,1fMsQ'Xxg x - master fn N- as N If -f ,rf D 'xkj W-2-rims S I - - espects ready, orders Batteries orders: All Turrets, All Guns, Load . ,-P At the same time, CIC sends Ready to the spotter, who responds with Ready-brealv fire. The word is passed to the turret captain, the pro- jectile is rammed, and a ready light flashes on in Plot. The plotting room officer orders Shoot ' l lr U K x x x 1. Q HV. 2 . . X H x Q X NS. 4 .2 Xx -,N.,,-- X ,Q kyxgixif V ,?, Y xx, x ,w x. ggxff ww K Xjsfwqi. . V . wwe. fb' -fWF5 N, ,V h W -f xffffvva JZ -.-Vg, 5 W Q , N-s,hy':?.!n,L:j:Tv,., ,gmail-,, M' 4 .X-vvrili FZ! '-.wks . Y L A X' x,-,..N mxfi-1-5-wfx.. . -ff .- A X' R-mx-xM,,.,,.,.. 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Jensen, LT R,L, Gabrielson, LT R,l-l, Dreher T WEAPONS OFFICER LT E.E, LEWIS K1 'Y LTIG K. E. Lucas, ENS T,W, Allen fs. J! T wif MAI G,L, Capwell, LT NLE, McMurray ENS G,A. Bush, LT W.G. Hammond, LTJG W,G, Fell fl .QQ 4? X fi' T lf - ' I 1- sail Jil! 1 M- ENS P. Nleuleveld LTJG P w Lasme ENS Rm, Ramirez, ENS LP- Pfam, ENS T-L Sffausbaugh, ' ' ' ENS A,L. Ringer L fl g, 3 , awww F I ff ,6 , -1 Q X . f X x ' f , A. X, WMM.: X ,,- f Md M,-4 W f ff af 1 I Wf, ff W Wm, 3 fy W f ff Of f ,ff W x N W ff K f f N 5 M x 1 X + X 'I W w f V lm' 10 , F I E ' r f 1 I 4 J i 3 Z il' 1 , . 4 H 5 Wrsf D Yfzleivu X Xi I k 2 K ' ,V , .. W?g?:v?gW., ,. x,F!sR, i I 4' nf' 5 , V r ' E 4 V? J M' A E ff . 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