Sampson (DDG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1967 volume:

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Q5 is 4 vii: ki, . ,. ffl fl I if Hifi !,f'Q y ,F . ,,,,::'j v .I il Kat SN' Vr ,P-f ' fibxk I I -' -..e- 'J' li V K S, 'ISF' Ii: .vii C ,f I. ...-. ...L Q f ...C if, f if f 5 3' f xg' .4 ' ,K 5 x MED CRUISE F0 REWO RD WELCOME Aboardl Your tour guide will be Seaman SAM P, S, O'NlTE. He will conduct you about the home of 300 proud SAMPSON sailors carrying out their multi- farious duties on board thefinest GuidedMissile Destroyer in the Fleet. SAM P, S, O'NlTE will share with you the multilingual pleasures ashore as he conducts you on visits I AM not going to fill this space with facts and figures about the Mediterranean Cruise. You were all there and know as well as I the statistics of this deploy- ment. Each of you has participated in a variety of activities, and hopefully this Cruise Book will help to perpetuate your memories. Personally, this cruise was one of the most satisfying experiences in my career. It was my privilege to lead a group of real professionals in the pursuit of U. S. objectives within the Mediterranean. SAMFSON faced many challenges these past four months. Your response to every to the ten ports of call between the second of May when we departed Norfolk, Virginia and our return. lt is the hope of your Cruise Staff that this tour with SAM P, S, O'NlTE will bring back fond memories of the 1967 MED Cruise during your many years of reminiscing, Tl-IE CRUISE BOOK STAFF situation - whether close aboard afiussian warship, performing Task Group opera- tions, assisting a needy organization, mak- ing friends for the U. S., or winning our second consecutive E - was consistently outstanding. You were instrumental in es- tablishing SAMPSON's reputation in the Sixth Fleet, and believe me it was an enviable reputation, attested by Commander Sixth Fleet, Commander Task Force Sixty and numerous other senior officers. My sincere appreciation for -your su- perb performance, best wishes for a happy homecoming, and WELL DONE. 646.4 C. A. REED Commanding Officer COMMANDING OFFICER COMMANDER Charles A. Reed, USN, assumed command of the USS SAMPSON CDDGTOI as the Fifth Commanding Officer on T9 January T967, at Norfolk, Virginia. Commander Reed graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy in the Class of T953. His first duty assignment was to the destroyer USS CHAUNCEY lDD667l, where he served in Gunnery Department billets. This was followed by a second destroyer tour as Gunnery Officer of the USS ROWE lDD564l. The ROWE operated in the Korean Theater in T954 and in the Mediterranean Sea in T955. He served as Damage Control Assistant and Navigator on the USS TACONIC CAGCT7T from T956 to T958, making three Mediterranean Cruises and partici- pating in the T958 Lebanon Operation. Subsequently he served on the Staff of Commandant Fifteenth Naval District, in the Latin American Military Assistance Division of the office of CNO until T96T and as Executive Officer of USS JOHN WILLIS lDETO27l until T963. He was ordered as Aid and Flag Secretary to Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet in T963. He attended the Naval War College graduating in June T965 and then served as Executive Officer, USS CHARLES F. ADAMS CDDGZD until December T966. Commander Reed is married to the former .lean D h fL flc' T ur am o u in, exas. With their three children, Commander and Mrs. Reed reside in the Charleston area. f I I T 0 If N R E ,,......,-, ,P-N pw.: 'f.ff..w Hmmm.,-.-1. -f-vw,-rv Q. 'fa Nl 'S' , ir 'tw fu- 'Q -Q Nh 'kd P W EXECUTIVE OFFICER LIEUTENANT COMMANDER Gerard F. Rogers reported aboard as Executive Officer 21 July Woo. He was born and raised in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and graduated from Wilkes College with an A,B. Degree in Psychology. Following graduate work in Personnel Manage- ment at the George Washington University, LCDR Rogers was employed as a Personnel Analyst with the City of San Diego, California. After accepting an appointment as Ensign, USNR, he completed the Ordnance Officer Course at Great Lakes Naval Training Center and served in USS KEARSARGE CCVA33l as Fifth Division Officer and Five Inch Battery Officer. A tour in USS KIDD CDD66ll as Gunnery Officer followed. LCDR Rogers then served two years aboard USS JOHN S. MCCAIN CDL3D as Operations and Weapons Officer. In l963, he was ordered to the Strategic Plans Division of the Office of the Chief of Naval Opera1 tions where he was assigned for two years to the billet of Overseas Base Officer. LCDR Rogers is a graduate of the U. S. Naval War College, Command and Staff Course, Class of 1966. He holds a Master of Science Degree in International Affairs from the George Washington University. LCDR Rogers resides with his wife Jeanne and three children in Charleston,S.C. i s. .,. V, DD 63 27 June 1916 - 15 June 1921 DD 394 19 Aug. 1938 - 1 Nov. 1945 DDG 1O 24 June 1961 - THE SAMPSON HERITAGE THE third ship of the U. S. Navy to be named in honor of Rear Admiral William Thomas SAMRSON, hero of the Spanish American War, USS SAMRSON fDDG101 was commissioned at the Boston Naval Shipyard on 24 June 1961 under the sponsorship of Mrs. John S. CRENSHAW, granddaughter of Rear Admiral SAMRSON. Commander Forrester W. ISEN placed SAMRSON in commission as her first Commanding Officer. In February, 1962, SAMPSON began the Development Assist Test for the TARTAR Weapons System. Upon comple- tion, SAMRSON was assigned to the newly formed Destroyer Division 182 in July 1962. Shortly after arrival in Boston for major alterations to the missile systems, SAMRSON's first Commanding Officer was relieved by Commander John C. FINNERAN on 15 September 1962. After Commander John L. MERRICK assumed the duties of Commanding Officer on 19 December 1963, the SAMRSON op- erated with the Second Fleet. The ship's first regular overhaul was performed from April to July 1964 by the Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The SAMRSON sailed for her first Mediterranean deployment on 6 January 1964, but a fire at sea necessitated her return to Norfolk Naval Shipyard for re- pairs on 15 March 1965. On 6 May 1965, Commander Robert F.SCHNlEDWlND, as- sumed the helm as fourth Commanding Officer and returned SAMRSON to fleet duties on 24 June. On 1O March 1966 the SAMRSON de- ployed to the Mediterranean. Her return to Norfolk on 13 August was a triumphant one having both completed a successful cruise and taken the Battle Efficiency Award for DESRON16. Commander Charles A, REED, assumed command on 19January 1967 and took the SAMRSON on her cur- rent Mediterranean deployment on 2 May 1967. SAMRSON took the DESRON 16Battle Efficiency Award for 1967 prior to her ju- bilant return on 9 September 1967. iw 4-ab af , Q? if-. We A VV e 5 1 f e .gggyiifgl ' '75 1 -, Q f ' :LM f , ff :J , ,, 1 ' 'WE ,, - e fe f , 3 45592-2.19, , e V. 6 ., Q' e ' ' D ,, 0 4 V V, ., V V V , VVVVVVV , 1 VA AVE, M a M y 4 W. 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I 1 1 A 1 X 9 'W X 1 ff f x if wkwg Q V, A .V 'V , V A , , V - VV V V V V , . 2 'sw V, , 'V.f f ,',, f 1' 9' ' Vi, H-f H? W 'KW ,,,, .W ii -i -L F' i' if 1 Z nv ENGINEERING OFFICER WEAPONS OFFICER LT NORMAN A MAYO LT JAMES R MCGREGOR DEPARTMENT HEADS SUPPLY OFFICER OPERATIONS OFFICER LT FRANK L BESSENGER LT HARVEY F KRAMER I I- I 'af if 4-4 1 I, nfl fn qi! K! jiifii Ii? toms IDR Nt SAMPSQN J THIS MED Cruise which commenced 2 May IQ67 has brought chills and thrills, tears and cheers to the hearts and faces of the 300 SAMRSONITES embarked. IVAN gave us many chills as he cal- lously maneuvered within and about our formation in the eastern MED. We were all saddened at the news of the tragedy which befell our shipmates in the USS LIBERTY. We were thrilled by the visits to the ancient ports in Malta, Crete, Greece and Turkey where we had the opportunity to partake of the views of the ruins of ancient civilization while sampling the pro- ducts of the local wineries. The looks of grateful appreciation of the little orphans in Izmir cheered the hearts of those who helped refurbish their home. THE SAMPSON'S CREST The Latin motto, Fortes Fortuna Juvat , is translated to mean Fortune Favors the Brave . The dominant color scheme reflects traditional U. S. Navy colors of blue and gold. The lower left portion of the shield commemorates the defeat of a Spanish naval squadron at the battle of Santiago by forces commanded by Rear Admiral William T. SAMFJSON, USN. Red and gold are the colors of the Spanish Province of Castile and Aragon and the lion rampant and castle appear in a crest emblazoned on the Spanish Naval Ensign. The diagonal stripes represent the two previous destroyers named for Rear Admiral SAMPSON, CDD 63l and CDD 3910. The Morning Star lchain macel in the upper right hand corner was chosen as a heraldic symbol of the inherent power of USS SAMPSON CDDGIOI. RUSSIAN F'ETYA CLASS ESCORT NICKNAIVIED IVAN wHo MADE HIIVISELF A QUASI OFFICIAL MEMBEH UF TASK GROUP 60.1. ' ,M 4 W Tvvf A f 1 4 :mg 'QQ f f f X W f ,, , W, 1,1 M' 'fmyihv I I .,,, ,,,f , , f A-M4611-4wJM.nMfmWVZ, , , , A ? 1 277' , K5 ff 7 ff ,ff frif f f f A Z fN J N NX 9 i - 1 is X ' x X gX x N X Wx v f X me X X wx N, K Q Q , ,xy ' Q ZW 7 ,X 4 ,, WW! ! X ff W ,,,, ,, 7 jf 1, J SW V V WEAPUN DECK aw. .nom .. . 4 FIRST LIEUTENANT ENS DOUGLAS C POSTLE FIRST BM3 JM EMBRY SA RJ FRIOT BM3 JL HARRAH SN MD HUFF an SA JW BARTRON SN MD BELISAIRQ SN WT BOWER SN JV BUNIFF SA CD CARLISLE SN WJ CRAWFQRD SA MT DIEHL JR SN NG EAVES BM3 VJ GARRIDO SN JE KRAMER - Q3 SN TJ GIMBEL SA RM LAWSON BM1 WILLIAM E AYERS if N i- 1' K 'I ' I ,,:?l1?i.krT . f . ,Q . if SN JE LEGGETT SN TR LEFEVRE BIVI3 AF IVIANCINE JR SN KC IVICCRAVV BIVI3 TIV'I IVICHATTON SN RE IVIINSHALI. 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Lift your hands to him For the lives of all people. Lamentations 2:19 if g 1 xt' w.--q-u- Q93 Se I S , ifhf.: X- , 1 . V, s X .... xr 1 Jr f A ' ' . I 5 I s I I ' f ff .5 4, l I0 I ! If '72 X X ' 49 xi 5' X x Nh 'x M QR 'lu X Wifi' if xg A ROMAN CATHOLIC IVIASS IN IZIVIIR 'TTCS DONALD J SHIREY ENS GILBERT F IVIONELL JR ROMAN CATHOLIC LAY LEADER PROTESTANT LAY LEADER PROTESTANT SERVICES IN IRAKLION lg 'X I Q , i'I+ I xi 3' fi I' if 1 f 1 v I' yr I I I W . xg. , , v 1 'VS'-. an DRONE UNIT COMPOSITE SQUADRON 6 DETACI-IMENT E 75, LTJG KING S OI-IIN TOP FIOW LTJG CHIN AE3 TAKACS AT1 DOWNS A ATNAN BIONDI ADRAN PURCELL OFF IOEF9-IN-CI-IF-.ETGE BOTTOIVI FIOW AIVIS2 PUCKETT AIVISAN OAWOY ATN2 I-IOWE ADFI3 OANIALS ADFI3 ROBERTS EIVIBARKED IN SAIVIPSON 17 IVI!-XY - 12 JUNE 1967 X1 'I T v Y a r 1 1' E WW Z A 5 ',,f 4 MW c A M L'- h-ox, 1 . ' V' f . ,, . M Wf,.'I.-' . ' vi f.v ! L ff ff' - ' , ' UP UP AND AWAY . , TX!! I I pf p x, 4' I 9 Q Q . ' A ..,,,.,,,K,,,,1..,2,..,,,..n,.T,t.2-I., . 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Y I. 45 ,-fl X 34 PORTS VISITED THIS CRUISE ' gy e' 4 A F Rota, Spain IO - II May M El Ferrol, Spain I2 - I7 May Rota, Spain I8 May I Souda Bay, Crete I3 - I8 June ' g Tour to Knossos, Crete A 1 Izmir, Turkey 2I - 25 June Tour to Ephesus, Turkey I I ' v' Souda Bay, Crete 22 June - 2 July f KD T QS Vollos Greece 3 - 7 July ' I Tour to Athens, Greece M I, lraklion, Crete I7 - 24 July N Tour to Refurnnon Wine Festival ga ' A 'As'I J Valletta Malta 29 July - 2 August Ik g' I Tour of the Island of Malta 1 f ,lf ? 5 j I Genoa, Italy I6 - 2I August f J' 2' ,fy ' -of Tours to Rome Italy and the Italian Fiiviera GUARDIAN gp QUR I-IQEFQTYQ Pollensa Bay, Mallorca 28 - 29 August SAM O'NlTE ON SHORE PATROL Photo below by: PC3 IVIS ANGELL ss!-'QS Y PAIN O 6 W W Y ? CD U' I ! 2' 3 'i J ,wx B 1. ,FHA uf Q 'x 'Jw USS SC gn 8 , - In 5 I Q v f f!b 1 x L 1 .. 1 . fi ... M . u L, ' . Y . , -......,....,.- -U, U A ' Q. A r, , MNAN-A if .,-,, - '. in -. ,.,,, '11 I 1 , .. , V V 1 Y -:Z .. 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Enroute we had a fantall cookout featuring JS and preceded by a smoker during which we were enter- tained by several of our shipmates, The music of the SAlVlPSON RAGTIIVIE BAND was enjoyed by all. With fair winds and following seas and the per- mission of our fleet commander we arrived in Norfolk, Virginia at 1430 on 8 Septemberg a day ahead oftime, but just on time to enjoy a warm welcome by our families, friends and loved ones. I J LT EABNIE B BREEDING ii Tal! S i BELIEVED SUPPLY OFFICER 8,f67 'T 15 vf AJ tx ETN11 ROBERT R SIIVIIVIONDS LT JAMES L LOGAN BETUBNED TO 4th Olv EBOIVI BELIEVED ENGINEERING SCHOOL aff-57 OFFICER 9f67 Y'ALL COME TO THE SMOKER T,,,. L, ,,,. 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