Shenandoah (AD 44) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

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Blue is olso The color of The Tree flowing woTer of The Shenondooh River ond The world's oceons: woTer which Ndvy men ond womon ore sworn To keep flowing free. The innoTe sTrengTh of The block beor symbolizes The mission of SHENANDOAH, To moinToin ships of The fleeT STrong for Peocef' The TrdnsldTion of The ship's LoTin mono. The forword moTion of USS SHENANDOAH, picTured in The cresT, symbolizes The mobile cdpobiliTy necessory To corry ouT The ship's mission. ,A . .FQ ., ,Q - , X 3 V, 3 NM 'ESQX elsif . .egsgge-:ue - K ,- .Q ..,. .1 .swwx , ggbs it my 1 we . HISTORY OF THE SH The first USS SHENANDOAH was a sloop, launched at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on 8 December 1862 and commissioned on 20 June 1863. Displocing 1375tons and 225 feet long, she spent the next 18 months cruising off the East Coast searching and engaging Confederale raiders. ln December, she moved just off Fort Fisher, Wilmington, NC. She distinguished herself in the ensuing bombardment of the fort until it fell to the largest amphibious operation prior to those held in WW li later saw service with the Asiatic and several Japanese and Chinese also with the European Squadron ron, and once again in the decommissioning at More lsfqndi Clclober 18861 V lrhuring the Civil War. the Confederate ship mrrrm si-iENANooAH'sne was port and outfitted 01590 QS Q gtefjm Waddell, CSN. CSS SHENANDOAHS Northrirn commerce. She headed for the Hope to prov on merchantmen and Six prizes ln the aired Melbourne, ports of call and, after took more prizes gff mm .me 312 ' W xi- ug , ating 3011 the L99 5 NQQQQJNUVN' 'A-1 x - '3sf 1 x 1 ' ous cuss oesmovrn maven Q Prodalsion macmrmy .......,. . . , -' -' -1 za- W . naw' ,AJ .qty Ni 9' an .4 2, 1. ' 1 V , ,rf f , I F11 I 1 2 1 ff - --ff -1' . 1. ff. , I I ' - . ' ' ,Zig I, , 7 4-1 ...q.Qnll 1 1 4 f Q .,,V 1 , ,- 1 ' - . 1 I 4 . . . , Z 1 ,f 1 5 , ,, . 1 , . 1 ' - Y. 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H F 1 M0 5 V I K 'I i x L ' I 0 1 l ' 4 vi ' ' X 1. 55 3 Y -r ww' 4 f . s f r , 1 'Il 'IK -s OUR SHIP AND ITS MISSION i The mission of uss SHENANDOAH provide mobile inlermedidlesflevelimdin- 'rendnce supporl fdciliiies, plFimdrilv' o 'f DDO63 closs deslroyers, CSN closs cruisers, ond FFG7 cldss frigdles: ds well ds olher frigdles, desiroyers, ond cruisers. SHENANDOAH is cdpdble of supporling dll The Ndvvs olher surfdce lype ships, To include oircrdfl cdrriers, dmphibious, ouxilidiy, pdlrol, ond supporl crdfl. This supporl includes shops, mdleridl, ond 'rechnicol fdcililies for induslridl repolrs which do nor require The level of support ovoildble dl d shipydrd. SHENANDOAH dlso provides logisfic supporl, including repdir porls: WGCIDODS ond munilions, such GS missiles, Torpedoes, ond gun dmmuniiion: ond personnel suppori ond services, such ds medicdl, denlol, ond messing fdcililies for personnel of cus- 'romer ships. Berihing, ddminislrolive, ond 'rroining fdcililies for d Iimiled number of personnel from ships under- going repdir ore provided. COIVIIVIANDING 5 JOHN S. LACEY, JR. OFFICER CAPTAIN .f..--- Captain John S, Lacey. Jr , was born in Portland, Maine, and received his commission in 1961 upon graduation from the Maine Maritime Academy Previous assignments at sea include tours as First Lieutenant aboard the Icebreaker USS EDISTO CAGB 25. Weapons Officer aboard the submarine USS REDFIN CSS 2725, Engineer Officer aboard the submarine USS CARP QSS 33 D. Operations Officer and Navigation aboard the submarine USS PICKEREL QSS 52415, Executive Officer aboard the submarine USS TRUMPElFlSl-l CSS 41253, Operations Officer aboard the guided missile cruiser USS ALBANY LCG 103, and Command Officer of the destroyer USS FORREST SHERMAN QDD O31 9, Ashore. Captain Lacey attended the US Naval Submarine School, the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, the Air Command and Staff College of the Air University, USAF and the college of Naval Warfare of the Naval War College l-le has also served as Programs Coordinator on the staff of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations, Surface Warfare, and Division Director ofthe Operations and Maintenance Program and Budget Office at the Naval Seal Systems Command. Captain Lacey is authorized to wear the following medals and awards: Meritorious and gold star in lieu of second award, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Antarctic Expeditionary Medal and Sea Service Deployment Ribbon. He is married to the former Rebecca Elizabeth Tuttle of Pittsfield, Massachuseffs, and they have two children, Karen and John. 5 -gps! Q uns V L. X -vi if snr? 1. ....-. f-4 45 s S-. G ff fv- . --M-maui -as-. L F Q , 1 - ? 'F' x K 1 il 'SQ ' , HQ. 1 J I I O Y vu! ' Ass, 0- - -1 v 1 1 D N Q 1 Q I - 1 3- Q Q I . I ' u lv ,, . '1,, 1. ' -. ., I -a 'un 1' - 5b . L- s,, 0 Q - X 'bd .,. ff ,pi lv A' gr Q. 4 3 Q-Q. 5 - CFFICER COMMANDER ALAN B. DUNN 1 Commander Alan 8. Dunn was born in Bell Gardens, California and raised in West Texas. l-le graduated from Hardin-Simmons University with a Bachelors degree in Physical Education in January 1968 and received his commission from Officer Candidate School, Newport Rhode Island in September 1968. Commander Dunn assumed his duties as Executive Officer of the destroyer tender U3 SHENANDOAH CAD Adj on 1 February 1985. Previous assignments at sea have included tours as Engineering Administrative Assistant aboard USS KEARSARGE CCVS 333 from October 1968 to December 1969 and as the Main Propulsion Assistant on USS PREBLE QDLO 153 from January 1970 to December 1971. Commander Dunn was the Operations Officer on LISS ROGERS C DD 8765 from January 1976 to December 1977, and the Chief Engineer on USS ALAMO C LSD 335 from January 1980 to October 1982. Ashore, he served at the Naval Recruiting District, Little Rock, Arkansas as the Officer Programs Recruiter from January 1972 to May 1975, followed by Surface Warfare! Department Head School. From January 1977 until December 1979 he served as the Naval Reserve Training Coordinator on Staff. Commander Surface Force, US. Pacific Fleet, and as Commanding Officer of the Naval Reserve Center, Shreveport, Louisiana from October 1982 until December 1985. Commander Dunn is authorized to wear the following medals and awards: National Defense Medal: Meritorious Unit Commendation Medal, Sea Service Ribbon, Naval Expeditionary Medal: Wetnam Service Medal: Republic of Wetnam C ' M ' ampalgn edal, Armed Forces Reserved Medal: Battle HE Ribbon: Navy! Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal. He is married to former Jane Kathryn Crook of Cleburne, Texas and they have two daughters Allison and Lindsey. EXECUTIVE 10 JAN 21 JAN 25 JAN 28 JAN O1 FEB . 27 FEB . 27 FEB . 11 MAR 13 MAR 19 MAR 22 MAR 24 MAR 30 MAR O7 APR 11 APR 15APR 20 APR 21 APR 28 APR .'....'.. M,-Q: 'P 3 ,V A Fitnoooaus 110 MAY 1-2 MAY 16 MAY 19 MAY 26 MAY 10 JUN 11 JUN 23 JUN 25 JUN 28 JUN 08 JUL . ARRIVE AUGUSTA BAY U.S. NAVY AND AIR FORCE PIANES BOMB LIBYA DEPART AUGUSTA BAY ITALY ARRIVE NAPLES ITALY COMMAND INSPECTION COMMAND PICNIC CARNEY DEPATTNAPLES ITAL ARRNESANREVIOJ DEPAITSANREMO ARRIVE DEPAR' ARRIVE MEMOYIAL DAY OBSERVED DEPAR' ARRIVE DEPAR' ARRIVE ROTA, SPAIN FOR TURNOVER WITH USS VULCAN DEPAR' ROTA, SPAIN ARRIVE NORFOLK VIRGINIA DEPARTURE 1 .ii Wiwa. 1' , . .35 Zggxka-1.2. 'M--mu Z w-L I ! 6 l Y' v' J. ' f I . ' 8 1 i A K I .Wk -mf ,yea M. DEPARTURE lt was January 10, 1986 and the sun had not yet risen, but already the pier was bustling with the arrival of officers and crew of USS SHENANDOAH. After many months of preparation, the day had come for our ship to get underway for the Mediterranean Sea. Ps families and friends left their sailors at the waters edge, feelings ot sadness and uncertainty hung in the air while they prepared to face the seemingly unending six month deployment. Vlhntefs crisp bite fell on the crew as we observed Naval tradition by manning The rails. At this point, the realization that we were leaving our homeland for an extended time suddenly became fact rather than a futuristic happening. The whistle blew, and the voice over the 'llvtC announced, Underway, 'N t- E in L f O 'upw- Q ,Ja i A , , ,. 1.-9. . r W, ,, 'f he-..-xq av in F . - fr . nik ' -.M .R fl' ,M izlzlltlulllux K 4 . ,, , . 3. J' A '55 . xxx Ii, - 3' 'W -.,, sf 5, Q Q 1-Ns v- 5 fag, L . ' I Y 4 ws. 1.5-Q -1 an 1. I 'PAW -v N -W Q .X ,iw 'Pl 4 In 4 .dam 5 '9 Y i , I ky., , .ig 1 JSE' ' Q A-Qi! A -Q, ',1ig,-'X i. gf ,W 4. A 1 fn.- ' .V 1. 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Prior to assuming our duties in The Mediterranean, we had the opportunity To Tour Seville fcity where Columbus sailed from and where his remains are located J, Cadiz, Ronda, and Jerez Cthe sherry capital of the worldj. As the Time for relieving USS YELLOVVSTONE drew closer, SHENANDOAT-l's crew made ready to receive the baton as the oth Fleet Tender. We began to wonder what might be in store for us when YELLOVVSTONE arrived in Rota on January 25th, displaying a banner asking, HOW DO YOU SPELL RELIEFTP. . .SHENANDOAI-l. The Trans- fer of stores and information proceeded forthe next two days. in friendly competition between our two ships, AD 411 chalked up victories over AD di in football, and softball, and in rodeo. As YELLCDVVSTONE cleared The harbor and headed tor Nortollr an January 28th we t , go underway for Naples, italy, 7 A NT Ff , -sr ' T Q. 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Privote excur- SIODS led SHENANDOAH crew members To o wide ronge of Dloces from The oncient city of Rome, To The fo med islond resort of Cdpri Our first Toste of ltoly wos sweet even Though it proved T0 be quite o busy working port ETA l -:-Q'-W-... man .....-.-.----- -. -..v.-.fm-,-. -.FQ 1:16,-W' ,, my. ,. 1 A . ,pf Q-la' 13 R V ' ffl- 5' 'L 'A iii V.-!E4iMi: v xr ' ' , , ' team-. 1 .2 ' . , 5. ' 4,3 --' rlwvfpgil 5 ft- 4 ' 5 5 . .ls L 1.-3 VN, si, , -1 'I' 7' -4 fr- 21. 5 ,, Q. F .a-..1.- N. A Q 4 I I 5. A l IA 4 .-A. -u.J 1 ' 9:-5 W-4 fri V 1-'fa-A GAETA I Entering the horbor ot Goeto, Itoly is o sight to behold indeed. Situdted ot the very toot of o vdst rolling mountoin rcrnge, Goeto is o smdll Itdlion fishing villdge. Her oeouty obounds in dll directions. At one end of Town, you ore wdrmly embrdced by Goetds old world chorm, yet ot The other end of Town, you find o modern city. Since Rome is only dbout 60 miles north of Gdeto, it wds within striking distonce for SHENANDOAH soilors who wonted to visit The Eternal CiTy. A rdthercdlm port, there is little wonderwhy Goeto is The chosen home ofthe U.S. Ndvy's Sixth Fleet Commond, agp '71 T ' VC T T . 1..- Mgmwavwdvd... EH! 'f-! l-. T -'Hs' - 1 - -fir,-ir,,Q,4,M.,., JK ,I QS -., 17,19 1. v,',. - ,., , '?r.',,X,n , I . 2' A r' 1.331 E'-.la T , Lg- fafw, ,gc 9-l'a,uD 'ffl Nl' 'W Q X ft Ti r ' r . P41 . ,',.J s,r, .V-, -.lx g l 4 . . i l l .Y I U, M' --s., E 15:1 -Qin fp 'T T i ,Q 1' . a!! X ,A L , N55-f r ,-.fs . Wa. T r ,- -in .dvi A 3 fa f Ag fr W, -1,4 k I fl,-,sf - - 1 in 1. 'EX a tr., A'-,' . ,ia - - iv ' -Q - .Brig 'L .T J ,Q ,. , , Hifi , Y , 'I ' .JJ-A K T I L. T Q, - FF ,' , '. - K., 1 R ..Q,,,,,.1,' I I k 45 f, ' , ' I N , r 'L ' 2,1 - - B . bi XY. , 1, - 7 N- ' i -fi E . i 4'-if f 1l-3' , - K-if . r 'I 1. C' 1 f' A if x f 1 ,,gf ' . no A 1 QF' .4 w- -,M+:L 'rv -4--, n 9.4.3, f, ,, f .. 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The next six days were going to change that. ln fact, from the day we pulled into Palma, the weatherwas sunny and warm. The weather seemed to lift spirits, and when coupled with liberty, good food, sandy beaches, night life, and plenty of good shopping, all added up to a well deserved break and lots of fun for the crew. Working through the local USO in downtown Palma, SHENAN- DOAl-ls welfare and recreation office arranged several different island tours and a medieval banquet. The USO also provided discount coupons to many of the local shops. Palma was certainly the nicest city SHENANDOAH had visited thus far, while in the lVled. Whether eating local cuisine at a sidewalk cafe, or shopping for Lladro porcelain figurines, orworld famous lvlallorcan Pearls, crew members felt at ease in Palma. Venturing out of Palma, some crew members made theirway tothe nearby city of Palma Nova. There, among luxury hotels and wide beaches, was the first real evidence of American influence that they had seen since leaving Norfolk. Yes, right there in Palma lyovdvvas a McDonald 's. And for those who discovered it, what a rea i was. All was not fun and games though. SHENANDGAH was in Palmo, tending ships of the fleet. Just outside the break water was the aircraft carrier, USS SAPATOGA. The realization that SARATOGA was in Palma and that soon she would be steaming toward the Gulf of Sidra, reminded us of our mission. That is keeping the fleet strong for peace, th 5C?I.hlL1vOrk we did, until the words 'Liberty Call were passed over ue C Thcn, Palma de Mallorca welcomed the crew ofAD-4141 with open arms. 2 A55 r-1 'H-I 14 , L, vt Q, lklll. Qll g ,Y,-,,,1'f'i--ff PALMA f L I, if 11 if , P, J t. P4 an . . L ,ff , i Ma! 'L - , V :ref uf, 1 . 'Yin' WV-. XUICN E , iw . 'D' V , . Q ,, 4 4 EQ, Y I, l V, 'fs , X ri, . . 5... A H, ,- ' 4 b -A 5 .f M, ' , f R ,144 N I V qi J- if K' ' , 'is N,-A .. 4. N. . I L 4 A V- ' 5 J,-f'n o0ffi :.,,1 V ,F ..- M, ff if ' -. ' N ' - '- r , 2'-A0q, 5 Q ,.4!t .Fl 'Y E- 4' :lit 1 I if I I-41 X Lf X i A ..,.i ....ar' ,rf f 4' 4' S , A' ' ' 'QP' '59- Qvo . . 'M .mf fs.- Y -, - i 'H 'aa ,. 4 aw ' x - .x W X, X .3 Lxx ,N X f 5 ' x ggi :N X x ,gt S X sg a 5. v iw N4 si: n1'! '3 '5-m -ug.. i Q 5 'Q y E VV V y i Y .1 J , V? ' 3 Xxx S! f Q Q? 49-L--,ur .I A , 'vi ff 'Y 'r ...T I -r 'WWI' vgn 'lil 1 13, .. 'G 'ff Q. NA . X? x I A Q X M 0.-it 4 ! W A 311 ' vw :L R.. gr' Q ,.Jv 'In . If 'u..- AUGUSTA B by ..,-.-.,.- Q Q NF?-if -KH-mga .- ,qu-1-is-1 4. rife- AUGUSTA B YI Augusta Bay, Sicily was the next Port of Call for SHENANDOAH. After leaving Palma on March 'l9th and transiting near Naples, Italy for an underway 'Vert-Rep, we arrived at Augusta Bay on the 22nd of March. Even before arriving there, most of the crew had prepared themselves for the worst. Speculating on why we were going to Augusta Bay and realizing that the entire oth Fleet was position- ing itself near the Gulf of Sidra, and the imaginary Line of Death, brought about a lot of anticipation and anxiety. Additionally, our scouting reports told us that it was nothing more than a refueling station and as such, there would be very little to see or do while anchored there. ln retrospect however, Augusta Bay may well have been our most memorable port. Certainly, everyone will remember our periodically secured liberty. But in years to come, what will probably be more memorable is the tact that on March 24th, ships of the oth Fleet, after being fired upon, returned fire, and without any United States casualties, silenced Colonel Khadafy. SHENANDOAH, at that time. was the most forward deployed if l fl 1 I if ,kg F - 4 1. 52155, , Q -.:..- W. ' - vfl- 't .J Q 521-4 Ti tender, supporting ships of the oth Fleet battle groups. Although our liberly ashore was curtailed at times, and we devoted most of our time anyway tending ships of the oth Fleet. we did take some time to tend to our own welfare. The chaplain and our ship's choir catered to our spiritual needs, when on March 30th they delivered a beautiful Easter Sunrise Service on the signal bridge. A week later. to boost spirits. we had an interdivisional basketball toumament. While S-3 was thrashing opponents, and running away with the championship, the rest of the crew was enjoying the fun and the warm sun at our first Mediterranean picnic. When we were not enjoying 'ttapside liberty, we were crammed on the messdeck watching Kissie Darnell's USO Show. or even better yet, shipmates performing at our talent show. Keeping us abreast of the latest fashions were MR2 Bowen and RMC Boozer, the King and Queen of the Med. No one knows for sure, but rumor has it it that they purchased their fashionable attire a few nights earlier at the Shenandoah Midnight Madness Sale. On hat day, the latest hat fashions received top bllIing. :....s.! is AUGUSTA B YI ,.-ov' rflf' 4 'Qligtf e U in aw Ee: Kas 'fix -. ig .1 'W J, M T , 1 1 . , i --1, 1. 1 L- 1-BH' ' ss 'Q 715-Lil , E I F ' lv' T N I ' r Q., Al' I 5 ' 1 hx ',Qi .1 K , U Tl if 'lip -if L x .- .' 1, - ' Fa. lux 'kg' ' r -:P lr E I AUGUSTA BAY I is-f' J' L , , ,?.1 4 ' L- 'i AJKQ . , X24 ,fr 5 QX wwiz-f'?4 XJ l F I N1 'fig Xx I X ,M 'ii xv ...Xe Cl X . O' CA, JVUN. Y X, 5:2 Vi f X ' :IQ!5g.k 'I 4 :T . inn, no . 5- V . .cf- -ex. ' Q J. A N' . ff, X,- ' -1 A li if I A f 1 I' ST b J' ff X. X ' 1 1 PSRSUNN If K EP 5 i X 1 ls. b X Yu-A 5 N A-ef.,-'W wfiun 4- Xl XKKX 4 NAPLES ll .i Vg ' QQQQ, fk. ri I nf-4 ,. fa , 1,!',11'5: x-if N 1 :1'f '.1Hf 5 n. 4 Kami-sf .1133 i. 5 ' ?:x v1,..'f'vJ . ' nw, J' A ,. N ,mm .-,, ,4 Nh- -nfiw my wgihp 4 ,,. 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Anticipating warmer weather, as familiar port and reduced international tensions! we looked forward to arriving in Naples. l-low wrong we were though. The weather in Naples turned out to be as bad as we remembered from our last visit. And no sooner had we moored, with our stern to the pier, than we heard rumors of us leaving and retuming to Augusta Bay. t i Wasting no time, crew members spent the next day and a half in their pursuit of liberty. And on April 'lOth, three months to the day since departing Norfolk, we departed Naples and set course for Augusta Bay. 1 X , .... if' V + il I fl ' I Q , , if W4 X . , f . s - - , 4 l . . ' Z.-f ' . ' 1- I 1 . 3 pf ' ' 'm -1-i.,,, 4 -. 'EMM yli-K 'Y PS -'J '.-Hs, -' .V A - ' 's ............nm 1. . .. -r' -- J . ., Q ' .f - -.fa-fi? X ' M .- ' f' 4. . 'g.','. -1-. ......... - f ' 1.4-.,,..q-4:-sums--v - - QU' ! 'GN' ' i N, '1 B. 04 T1 X I I .-1 ' x! S ...r lllltl ll. 1 Q-un.. -8 'i. 1- - 'llfcnf C Q L, -F .-, eu. 5' 3-H. 1 ,r-. 1 . v ' vu-, -. . .,f 'H' 'WW' we ,... ffk V. W usisgihfgsggipgpw 2 .r,,, 5 Q i i if . LQ 53,255 ' 'jwww gy , - . , K in V A Q ,1iP ' VQH K ' fir., i M 3, 'L A-, . f noaaaaaal 1 ,gr -TEH'-T .'I AUGUSTA B Y ll Ah, home-sweet home! Or so it seemed. Once ogdin, we were book in Augusto Boy. Once dgdin we were busy either tending ships of The oth Fleet, or tending ourselves. Our purpose for being here This time wdsn'T quite certdin. We knew thot tensions were dgdin mounting due To d bombing incident in Germdny thot wds dttributed To Libydn sponsored Terrorists. And we knew dlso thot The oth Fleet wos stedming, once ogoin, tothe Gulf of Sidrd, Usudlly, on April 'l5Th, The biggest news story in the United Stotes is The lost minute filing of income tdx forms. Such wos not the cose this yedr. lnsteod, Ndvy pldnes, in d joint effort with the Air Force, bombed the Libydn cities ot Tripoli ond Benghozi, in response to Khdddfy's support ond troining of terrorists. Noturdlly, This wos The hottest news story of the doy. While most Americdns wdtched ond woited 5,000 miles dwoy, sofe ond secure on Americdn soil, we stoodby to service The fleet. Five doys ldter, dfter dll hod quieted, we left worm ond sunny Augusto Boy ond heoded once dgdin for Ndples. xx 56 x U Qhflll I f rf I, lf! iff? I- ,,,-ln ff: - 1,1 1 I 1 Min! ES-:K If I- 'Egf lx f J ' e-'iQ J pl lx' 'Q Pi 'Af ,J 9 - ' J Q M,-,1 - V -as QW fs ' In fl A 5 1 J ? f y I G.- I 1 Q E ,N W 3 E 1 r W I 1, 5 i 5 3 5 1 I Yf ,J Iii . ,fi ig ,id if '54 ,ff sl, ..A ,pl , uw I F gag gffi A lr . ii . wr x' -Ed If H' r r' fm li l I espfa' B 3,0 lj, 'WJ 'S' ,9 1 w I 1' . t '-Q 'YS lfn HQ gmqggvsv-w-nm. 5 W-..-2.57 -'sllnni PLES III Well, ds The sdying goes, The Third Time is The chdrm. Or depending how your cruise wos going, Three sTrikes, ond you're ouT. Anywoy, This wos our Third vlsiT To Noples. This Time Though, The sun did shine, finolly. Thof blessing of good weoTher dllowed us To breok from The usudl ond cusTomoly Tow of Tending ships, ond hove o commond picnic in Cdmey Pork. The neorby Town of SorrenTo dTTrocTed sdilors who wonfed To buy hondcrofied gifis, ndTlve To TToly. The worm ond sunny beoches of Cdpri ond Ischid were inviTing for Those sun worshippers who wo nTed To improve Their Tons. Led by Choploin Eslinger, some sdilors dondTed Their Time, dndfor money, To refurbish The lnsTiTuTe Sdn Domenico, o Iocol orphonoge. In generol, Ndples, The Third Time dround offered plenfy of opporiuni- Ties for fun, buT, our work did continue. . . fgx I 'fl ' , ,, I I r gb, L' 5, I Y Q, X X 5 44 ' I1 11129 -vu hr iff 'H fx, l-was wwibl-+-rg, ,,. A7 K ,, - l I K ,. . ., K . 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Conveniently sifuofed on ine ifoiion Rivierd, ond near The French border, mdny crew members found cimpie time for excursions fo Mdnoco ond Connes for fwo mosi famous spring octiviiies-the NMOHOCO Grond Prix ond the 39fh Annudi Cannes Film Fesfivdif' Ofners were confeni fo fry their luck of ine municipoi cosine, Shopping ond scouting our fovorife edferies in ine fine spring weoiner mode this o most enjoydbie pod visif i ! 1 'i pail 4 -Q Til M : .. mvfifrf 'i Q 'go 1 Ill! 4 3. .ng we 7,5 ' I Y ,: - Q 4 T' . . K' , ,,-' 5' x'.-- ' 5 i NyA'T 4 ' . A -vs dvi. is .J 2. il I ' fill, f13'r 'f .'!I Q pf 1 ' ' A Jn' P, . U 5 f Q I Q .- 4 A ,-ff M , . . , If . ' A , Q . 5 ,nl 7 I I Y' I I A , i . ' .' v Q , E f X ' ' Q ' . 3' it 21 xr ' ' . . Q 'G' ' x 5 T ' J: . - ' - A Y W A 5 pushing 0 1 1 rv W ' 6' . rw 6 '- milf h' IL' I ll fy 6 . ' ' ' J ,I un...- Jain i Q 4 N wanna ' 'Af f . 'vu Jr -V , N-. .! Lf 4?-xx . ' - dx 1 . ,uf Q We Q J 1 .. 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Before we were scheduled To leove, VADM Kelso, Sixih Fleei Commonder, mode o visil To AD-411, ond personolly congroTuloTed our crew for o job well done. And finolly, The SHENANDOAH soccer Teom used This reTurn Trip To Goefo To ploy The Coropinieri Clocol lTolion Noiionol Police Forcep. However, our Teom hod more fun Thon success, os They losT To This mosf unique Teom. fi I4 ifnfillqr 'Jill 3 align 11:41 ,Q5 ll i Q4 so . ,,X , Xi' fi? , N .. w .f-...1..4.....-0.1 -.. -- ..,.........f aff! T' 059- 6- la xvzf s, it-.. L 4 ,i Vik . b V x 1 ,fl Y 1 J-7' QU. X fi 'lx ' 4' x Q it d jo . lr I- f f' Q 4 3 f Q L! Y I' TOULON II ,-rp. X ew 11, ilk---' ,ww M ,M 1 H . D ,. .Mi .115 LT' 1 7Ng3g QM' ' 4 eq Iv! .53 .my 5, fir ue. 'fue- e.- --. ...vu ff. - Q . , .- 1 .. , .....,,.,,- - . . , . ' X -IL 2-'.I: x'h I Qfffw' 'lf-. .,-:5'1?5. f. ,,-, - i . x 'H' l -2 5 lvigff X . HAH PHGFT y K 'I u1:'i ff f ' M-2.3 , W .5 'v .i' I: Ma 11 1. LY --W-'W H. -' L A In l 14 .?QQQQ2Q2zyg1:4g111:::111' 5 'i' ' ' , l1' lxllqvl 'ffAff,9'?'f! nt , A ,' 1 'FF . -Y 'v 2 Q ' 1 0 - -A M4 I tri I -1 - - Q ' Ein 7 'Q l?415 ' K h4 ' u 1 Q '5- .i up.- G- h n, -.1 J-1-- ' TOULCN ll Our second visit to Toulon, Frdnce begon June 'l'ith, ond Iosted 11 doys. Here, we wound down the remdinder of our Mediterrdneon obligdtions. We tended USS KING, USS DALE, ond USS RECOVERY. Additiondlly, we pointed the hull of SHENANDOAH, in prepdrdtion for our return to the stotes. Friendships with French sdilors were rekindled during our stoy in Toulon. Severdl crew members were invited to lunch on the French Novdl ships ond treoted to on outhentic French meol. In o return gesture, French sdilors visited SHENANDOAH ond dined with our crew. This wds our lost lvlediterrdnedn port visit ond we couldn't hove ended our Mediterroneon deployment more positively. The dred wos nice, there wos plenty to keep us busy, ond the French treoted us ds their wel- comed guests. ie' MQ' T I Salma-F 11 -. tel t VW' ,f I .41 4 X. F , E if :J ' X ol KAN Q Q, I' I 9 I 6 I li v . D1 1 H . 'J' 'J' 17 R I ' I ? li' I5 ms ' -..- 4,,, ,,, .W E 45,5 D Y E V Y W 3 Lfjffgbxff nl: i ' . -u -'T'g- .Q , ... H DN ' V gon X f of 1 5 A ' ' f-'...:-......,.----------- W A A ,J .. If N sl , E. 10- t Y 1 W -R Y -. i Y had Y -5- ,i.- ,5 W li I3 8 Q 5 ROTA ll-TURNCVER Although everyone enjoyed Toulon and the French Riviera, everyone was equally happy to leave France. Leaving France was a signal that our job in the Mediter- ranean was complete. We had a date with USS VULCAN, and we were on our way to Rota to meet her. lt was no secret USS VULCAN was having troubles of her own. We all held out hope that she would arrive at Rota in time and be ready to relieve us. What a sight she was too. when we saw her moored in Rota. She had made it, and she was ready to accept the baton. 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HONORARY CREWMEMBERS LAURA ALLEN BRIAN ARDIN IVIARIDYLE BAUTISTA WILLIAM BOLICK .., .i ' 1 xg: up r ' I Us Q T iN Lfi r . 'E . JOSIAH FLORO IVIELODY GARCIA ASHLEY KINGSLEY KRISTINA KOENIG mx 9- J v STEVEN KRANICK CHQISUNA MAC I sm Amagrv MC LAUGHLIN WILUAM MEEKS ROBERT RICHARDSGN PRISCILLA VERA AROUND THE SHIP ,-.li E ,.-1...-f, li - X L gf XX I M vi C. L 1 -.X X, . , NTS- ., . , h D FTE, ,,,::.-J ., ft - ...,a,,e,.54 9 . nff-4X 9 Ze' 563 Q34 1 Qc vffflfl, 1' ' V. :,....,H- F s. ' SQQLXK. fin X -:.,f 4: 1'5- ew -W-1. 4' fi- 'il 'K -:hal 'I 'Y -M Q. . 4, g- - M.-...Ref -6. .., fan- ' x.,,.5i?3U -s. - -, 'lQ,1,..- . ,. id.. ,f 5' .407 Plums 'VX --.X :-2:2-5 21::::? g 3--.5 Sim E25-:Q 1 52155 '-Fei YQ: QQ QX X . . xg. riffh- . - -,ixg 'XSEPS' 13:23:25 Ax f '--Ts zlzrfif' X .. , 'Tx-:tix ? -if -3 :, P- c I I fl ,lf W1 ! li..- fvs- r -1' xxx ,Q- i vp K x ii X Q P A :Miva 'P' i Yu 4 7? My qv-- ussoevo ussPAuL Jss AYLWIN ussEDENrON usNs FAWCAIUCK' uss ua. BEARY ussFARRAGur uss PE1ERsoN u Jss BELKNAP ussGARcuA USSPHARRIS . - uss Bloous USSGAUDALCANAL ' uaspomgg ..-1'1 -b- . . ussKALAMAzoo vusmsmcsa -ss CALOOSAHATCHEE Jssxnoo - usssAN DIEGO -ss CADODANNO Jssxlmcs USSSARATOGA -ss CARON JsslAsALLE ussscorr .ss CHARLESTON JSSLUCE .ss CORALSEA 'N ussmc mmm ' uss VREELAND MOUNTBAKER s W -1 ussvranxrovvm usNsNEosHo 5 Q -!:,..-.- 4. ' r-s if fr T bf ,i gxx S me GSDOITUWSDT. fV Y Tasks The corresponaence, H f fr 1' N Similarly, ine f enlisfed service and Carrying ouT a rnainlains our snip's q responsibiliTy of our posl T legal ofrice, ana The career r l r I l Q i I l l l l T can be aesoripea as a oaTs ana clogs a aeparTrnenT Pnaae up of a loT of unrelaTea raTes ana ofioe, rnannea by ye-onnen, Takes care of command o ' i GDC NOTICES FOVTWVT files GHG OfflC9T records. Tice is rnannea oy personre en, and nanales all personnel maffers. if acffion To planning religious programs, Tne Cao one office also as in Toucn wiTn os' Tofn es 3 The OTneraivisions are 'F e Z! .7 office, l is Q T 2 g . 'Sr I 1 hu P I 5 I K ,u V i ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT A XM . 5. 'a ,. 17 CDG H H ESJNGE1 axesv NN rx A SMITH CHXQFUJV- coxm-xmv wxsnrc CHIH .xg f-v i- : .. , C5 A I, , . ,, Mmm xvsrwa fznuraamur ,xmas P X Tx X V34 'YINATX Hx Nl Qi . 1' av ' ' 4 4 3.1, ,RA 1' V-vx T v HJ! I A YH-'I-'Y -lv' 1 A ps X Q - - - -1- ' - - - 'x-,-,'fpJ.f,v5f. MMVI IIEDIAI-JJ 1:54 l l MA' X9-' 5 . PCL. KS ' ' T ' ' 4- I C Z'-CCE' PC? DM PU-SONS PCQJMWILUS ., , ,Y,.,Y, . ...... ,-q-Y K' ADMINISTRATIVE . if im PN? LL YOUNG PNB M CFSILURS YN3 'A I2 DODSON PN3 GL FISHER RP3 RF. KUNKEL PN3 B.D. LANGFIELD Yr 4 I'N'I'lff'fNffH f' ' I ' ' N ammwz .IOSNIZATIIPEW PNSNSEWILLIAMS Lge , 4 STI 5 J I ,, WSI . ' 'A DW X , N 2 SM JMU: I X Q' ' I H- L vs 1-f wo.f.f',vf ww WHALEY H? 3 ,fd XFIQIQBA Iv P '39 .., ,. J SARHALE 'g XE 'Ml ' 'Wh' 'Q II .M A, -rg 1 if ,fx N fx . .lf Xhlmf f I . I ,, WX ADMINISTRATIVE .IHA 'F7 I Y v.. 44-cf 'Q Wi- ,f 's ,v-, , DECK DEP RTMENT h a an M, W ifrfz f X ' V-SR ..., 110 .me-Q NV' hmm Qs -elf' deck GS well. The ' A '5'M CFGFISS ond bod? deck is The concern 5' e e Selecfivery posifiohed Ground The ship dre vdfbgxg duh -h lhose gun ITTOUDTS. smdll hdhd wedpons, ond dll ordhc'ff:,z' are the d q owourrh Deck Deporrmem. v, d If Y M E2 Y FIRST DIVISION 1 I 1.1. I 1 51 J ,ww me W r, L, k Q Q1-I sf P 'Q' 1E,3pfif.QffLfp 5.-.nL:, J nzmw 1 - IW- I' s---S sos.-xx '5.,.. 1' -ll . WWI if Wil ' ' vu. we ' In A ezrmm u:IIf,IfIrIosIIf.i,If K'- NQ,A,'l,'iIp1',HijfQ mls I I .II ' ,H wp, sq I ' ' 'J'-'f WA i M If .AN fs ,A wgwc IISIIQI.-xo. eww I ' ' I'4 'ff' 'f SNDC F,QgjN!QQL 5,1 Qgjjn- '- 1 gg' Q. Q1 '.'E V-171 '11 -'T W6 ELMSWCE MUGGLEFHJPG at I ' fx 4 W4 mmf A I M 1 .1 H31 FV! , l H . I 1 V , 4 FIRST DIVISION . -5 ' .f. K ,, ' 5 .- :4.. :i?-. K Q -3,5 X 1, f....,,QL: . ., ,Q I ! 3f D xfd ' I Q , VI. . it , -, 'IS 1. .5 A --.., ei K' itz an-'wllc.'J1 inl- 'H 'li-i JS. . THIRD DIVISIQN Q Q- Esw Mw Snow SM: Q 1 :.:.v.e': :wg r 1.1.2 '-ff wg H ufff- WHL ff WV It 'MW MJ L 5.1.43 :XL x,SEAN 5.1.13 'LE S-3.353 2'-'-3 3 ... :: lo AE KL 1 5 ,Q THIRD DIVISION l l rv Q, HI Di Cf-DH-If . 'J I- QW- -N' N N :TQ PJOII. EN SN J G PENN rr 'avr r- -N , .. 'Wi W if Pl? ffl ' ' ' r11.fMv.1r 1. 'gru,'.f uw ,.- -s ,','.-,I 1 - SA -X X - k , , ,X , ,Y .,A,1, UI. u -V In N: l!A',.,, .Jw M ,Q WJMVIHH ,afi- SN W FUCKNER 5.A5.-X va-IJTPETI N ' L. Q Z THIRD DIVISION n Q, WI X , -' - i ' 1 T I f ' s J.. C I 5 ig'4Q?Lj,jLra: .f iii'-23.1, 254 - I I ' -Mu H3- '25': , I' QV .,f,' K n- : -M .ab Q - ,,, 4, k y 'W T L ' li ---- ww Qu ,A I I W 1' ji 41 CM. ' U' -F V 1 1- A - --- d, ' - 'f ,V 1'i.......h-Q -5-..5? 'l' 4 4 - - ' . ...W Q4 I f -v - f I 3 4 vw- K A 'IJ .. M aww, ' ' ' ., W 47.3, wg, - 1, 4, Y a Mn I , ,I +, .JL - gf' -. 5 4- :ln- --'lv' - , QP N- ' - W , . - ... ,,. . dn... 'I - - - N- if ' 'V' 'wa Q.. 3, .,,1-uuvff -'- B M .gm-v-, W I , ' nu ,., annum Q v 139' .asv - M., - - ., W1 ,f fu- f L 'I 1 l 1 , , 1 1. FOURTH DIVISION ' 'Y xx x -,+I J ,, rf fffffsfif I HV-f, 'X IJ-1 ., '-'-'Li'-A N iff-' ' 'rigs C W ,457 SC- URBIN 1-M1 N GRATE mfI',1fx1f,+I.f1 Q YF is -- , . Al II'f11II'IhIr,IlI5 A M, J Nm DCM EM? Rl WOODS TM3 MG NMFS Z-. IMQMM NINHIQ -xv X- - A If K' ' -'-'-U I BURNS GMFS if ? Hal' GMISNIZJ xiii ufgx- Q U -Q . - . -L-Ls, ,I , ,,,, 4 73? M 41 ---Y -, pg. Q V--f - 3-0 , , f uf' W nf ' 4, 14 - it 6 'B X - S.-A G fn fp , L- H' gf 4 A 'Hr J. ,. ., -Jw ig A A nv. W. S 4-Il in I I . I 1 0 S H ' vis f Cl . ali ff.. 'I A L r A ,L ' 1 li 1 COTTI s rx s....,,- DENTAL DEPAR he se of The ships we 'fend The e freofmehf ID The mojor UGDTGI efics EDGOGOFITICS ond Operofive roduciioh of cohsisfehily superior Qhly Trorhed dehioi Techhiciohs. Their 'oihihg pofiehr records, scheduling supplies, 'rokihg oho developing X evices, ond ClSSiSfiFIQ choirsioe. ed Cruise, The Dehioi Deporimerii J poiiehfs oho oc ' SHENANDOAI-i's Dehioi Deporimehf meeis T pony ond Tho ' . d . . 1 ' , ' , Q 1 1 Compiisheo 23, Q X 2 I ri .l ,Jf if WF' sfo DENTAL ,TA 1, gn 1 E BAVCAI2 '- QFFECER L,r-- 3 Q ns .' . -'. SNTA I-fl, -,A NAHCE ji J! ',',., f ,l,,. , , -.1 lp .. .,, .'-.U . ,' 'u . u lfxq g xx 72 F3 mf-.X ' .fv-'1' DENVXL 1' if K C: 5. 'X 1'-'ijt l' f-1 fin 35 xf 'Y n 0 fl it 3 x 1 Q! ii si cv if we A DIVISION -'- ,V , , LTJG ww KINQSIOM Leone C BELL D CHIEF ENGINEER MSION OFHCER -' , A 13 .: 1 X 1' 'A , . I S 1, 1 1 - 1 - 1 AWN g ' 'v .4-s 1 IX MMC, Ml HK ,n 1f,r1f,rrf1l H V ' 2 ,, . 'A 'AMW WJ BRAZIER EN2 DR. HALE MM2 SE. BARTHOLF MM2 ML. GODSEY ..- ,. sr- jr .K '- .1 v. . U. . 1 ' 1 'M V V 'W ZF I 'I mam uxmmzcmo EN3 C45 JENKINS MM3 MAo.Nom21S I1 ,N V I nr.: 3 ge? EN3 MG STANLEY ENE M uuaafznq H 3 fl .vgggg Ar- 'A .fM,33-4 MMFNAM READER FAMH CASON FR DD DOMPE fl A DIVISION -.....i-hi, 3, N .L gif if fi B DIVISION -M I-q Q l . I CWO4 RD. RIAL HG IAEHL DIVISION OFFICER IAMI1I'IfOPUL23f'f,II-ISSISIPI'-JI mf ,-.N gf-,1gI', HH gj if HIHZ 7 ,Q K Cr?I?7k'.Ii?IGI-II BTI M. CLASH BT1 PH. EVANS BT1 CR. MILLER ,I 'Q ' UI I TL NX-XRIQE N H T2 2 4 COQDEI? BT2 BR. HELLEI? BT2 DW JIUSTO BT2 TD. LOCKWOOD : 1 0- A BI2 BG YAFT STE CE QNlNEN'.EhI T7 Q v B - - C W-RNS BT3 JD. AGUIRRE BT3 RG, ALLEN BT3 DE, CULP J' A' 3 N s A BT3 RE. DEPAULT BT3 ID. GLYNN BT3 T.S, HOLLOWAY BT3 H.E. KORN B13 PW. LAFORCE BT3 JJ' S S B DIVISION FV .- -..v, . A. ,n-.. in 71 - -r k E DIVISION X fp E DIVISION S X- IEW. fl',',lC'l2', PM :'- . ' HO..-XNY Q4 ...- fi 61 'C' 1' J- M , '.'. A .fx-.rx 'Q 'A - .iv -1 ', ' , 1ns'l,',4 k.,...'.' 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