Truett (FF 1095) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1976 volume:

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That facing the dangers of a life at sea requires some courage, there can be no doubt. Often forgotten, however, is the quiet fortitude and loyalty demanded of those who stand on the shore watching the ship disappear over the horizon. These are singular qualities, founded in individual character and nurtured by patriotism, faith, and' love. To those who faithfully waitedg to those whose image we carried with us in our hearts, this book is respectfully and gratefully dedicated. Jn fire ,mfltway of ilte Mn, Jn flue foofifepa of file Lyme, 'lfiflim flw wwf! and file AL, are One, ,Ale .fluff rifle file aifuer ima, JJQ Jw!! cull file ghilering wave, 3 .fluff iff af Lame am! WL, IGM, fo Am! a ,wfgllbm AWA, grew my fm, and :milf my flu-ML gfeaflt ilw Armen for my Leaf. jlwy wiff cuff Lim bmw. DOROTHY PARKER X if 1 'X Il of -1 l ,511 ffm, l CQIIGMMANDING CDR HOCK, a graduate of St. John's University, was commissioned through the Reserve Officer Candidate Program in August 1959. He reported to USS STEINAKER CDDR-8635 as First Lieutenant and fleeted up to the gunnery officer before being transferred to the NROTC unit at the University of Rochester. At Rochester, he earned an M.A. in History and augmented into the regular navy. In September 1964, LT HOCK reported to the Pre-Commissioning detail of USS BRADLEY CDE-10411 as Weapons Officer and held that billet through commissioning and shakedown training. He took command of the Naval Reserve Training Ship USS HARRIS CDE-4471 in 1966 and served as Officer-in-Charge until 1968. Upon relief, CDR HOCK was ordered to American University for Doctoral Studies. The Viet-Nam War intervened, however, and prior to obtaining his degree, CDR HOCK was ordered in country as Commander River Patrol Squadron 51 and Commander Operation Searchturn CCTG 168.31 Upon return from Viet Nam, CDR HOCK was Executive Officer of USS MANLEY QDD-9401 prior to being ordered to the Intelligence Division of CINCLANTFLT Staff in April 1972. CDR HOCK's decorations include the Bronze Star with Combat V , the Jgim Services Commendation Medal and the Combat Action Ribbon. CDR HOCK resides in Virginia Beach with his wife, the former Marilyn Achtziger of New York, and their three daughters Marie, Beth Ann, and Liesl. OFFICER JOSEPH T. HOCK COMMANDER UNITED STATES NAVY COMMANDING OFFICER USS TRUETT IFF 10953 FPO NEW YORK 09501 To the Officers and Men of U.S.S. TRUETT: This handsome book is an appropriate momento of a unique experience. Long after I have left I TRUETT I shall take pleasure and satisfaction in thumbing through it and remembering the hard work, the good times, and the valuable friendship that were a part of our time with STANAVFORLANT. I will remember, too, as I look at the photographs of the men who served under my command, your unflagging enthusiasm and pride in ship, Navy and country which sustained us through a long separ- ation from home and a heavy operating schedule. I hope that you will have time to sit down with your friends and families in the future, show them this book, and perhaps share with them some of the excitement a sailor enjoys when serving in a good ship with a first rate crew. I know that I shall, and that I will take enormous atisfaction in boasting that I was a part of T TT. ' . T HOCK CDR USN l LCDR J. Malcolm Schantz graduated from the United States Naval Academy with the class of 1963. He served as a Division Officer in the Operations and Gunnery Departments of USS CONWAY QDD--5073, prior to attending the Department Heads' course at the Naval Destroyer School, Newport, Rhode Island. On completion of the course of instruction, he reported to USS HAROLD J. ELLISON CDD-864D as Chief Engineer, and served in that capacity during a deployment to Southeast Asia and round-the-world cruise. On detachment, he reported to Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Vietnam as Officer in Charge of YMRB-18, a mobile support base for river and coastal patrol craft in the Mekong Delta. Following that tour, he was ordered to the Staff of Commander in Chief, Allied Forces Southern Europe, in Naples, Italy. He then returned to sea as Operations Officer in USS PLYMOUTH ROCK CLSD-291. Prior to reporting to TRUETT in February 1976, he served as Aide, Flag Secretary and Executive Assistant to Commander, Naval Forces Caribbean. LCDR SCHANTZ's personal decorations include the Legion of Merit with VH, the Navy Commendation Medal, and Combat Action Ribbon, plus Campaign Medals for the Vietnam Conflict. EXECUTIVE OFFICER J. MALCOLM SCHANTZ LT COMMANDER UNITED STATES NAVY f .THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF YOUR WST To GREE NWICH IS A CREDI T TO EACH OF THE OFFICER S AND MEN T OF T O MYRAID DETAILS OF OFFICIAL ANDREETT. IOLJRFREIIEJSIASTIC APPROACH ONS DURING THE KW' fag! 15 VISIT CONTRIBUTED MUCH TO NAVY COMMEMORATIO XANGLO AMERI N OF OUR BICENTENNIAL YEAR. , ,UCAN RELATIONS AND TO THE 00' 9 GQ, 0 KNEW I O AA. WA' A W Oagyoifoio YSAUGQQOOGKQQ of NSW f on WTA GW, USCOMEASTLANT LONDON UK 00. W ggW3Wp2IT H OM' 97 -A960 IAQ, 6 WEL L DONE E VERYBoDy Up OQEMWLAS to A . W ' A wal, wo' -IA, 0' AA AX, ww . SWMSAA DAY OM 'Lo W WGWVL NW Skwbmybiiiow SMI wb 0,59 WOW Na Gp, GI-IT . AW , QP gf' xi IN I0 ...,, ' OYxd,j,OAAO'oy,OmQb,.- wx KOMAJL COMST FQRL ANT 'A Q Q9 I 4, .. . I have hidden TRUETT many Umm Aince heh afxiaclmmavui to fthe 02, STANDING NAVAL FORCE ATLANTIC. In 50.012 TRUETT calvlied fthe Flag O 50a a phazve, 05 Cxeacizw, TEANNORK. ff 'P The happy impaefsfsion that I am M513 wiih a5fteJL each vifsbt Us QI that the Ahip IA confinually buying to Lmplwve and :Che gaaph 25, 05 opmaizionai competence 125 alwayb on fthe uywvahd Alayvf. Q, USS TRLIETI' ifs enmemdy ably Zed and the monal and Apijuii 05 O tha fshipb Company Us vehy hfigh. 0299 I am pliaazsed to nepomt that USS TRUETT pazsfsad Aa1',U55ac,t0n,ily A7 ihhoagh all phafsu 05 a di55LcaLt and demanding axejwjfse. I Q5 have no hebiiaiion in Qndonzsing the AatfA5ac,t0fLy opehational NF ,X bfC1VLd6UI-d 05 fthe, Ship.. .' ,520 0 J.M.H. cox M an IQ COMMANDER STANDING NAVAL FORCE ATLANTIC 'Ain Cb 'Sf 'FA 'Z YL Q, Q- 'E' SSE FA Q' D H 55? 'Q I Want 1 Lu o 1' A EQCSQS Tyizgdhggafh ZfZlkTgZgnand WM Mn 'W 0 ' A Q, 5,1 A Welle Mama zfine ,SM ' 41-wad Q E Mew 604 5 E is 5 ed and Pdofzgdand UW fgioyabfe M the Wvndefmae A . w - 52 5 57 Z0 have y0Z6t?jZIqnae eduqatgxie Pi. nn QM agmpan . Q T Oo 0 , H yu Rv 5 . S E5 5 wiafglldeaagg, 6? QD. Av LC? . A, 5 S ES '- YOUR G41-Sadofl ru - To UR if S m - '- ' IN CONF Q55 T' WWILKICTIN ONAOS' 'P LYFOGREQU gg Ur To SE Rf44T1oAf:9Ri1'fNTS T S' lu S5 A' W5 SPE5 HROU H5 I? LL Lf Puig D HASCWOUT 5? if S5 X50 op BEEN THIS if fo We OSS A 515, O. D DEP My 5 fo A to 'ART fs 'S .E 3 DRE , . S. cg-E .,,, CON ST ANAVF . COMSTANAVFORLANT COMMODORE COX was educated at Hilton College, Natal, South Africa. He joined Britannia Royal College Dartmouth in 1946 subsequently serving as a Midshipmen in the aircraft carrier HMS VICTORIOUS. As a Sub Lieutenant in 1950 he was appointed to the cruiser HMS SHEFFIELD. In 1952 he became ADC to General Sir Robert Mansergh, CinC Allied Forces Northern Europe. After a commission in the destroyer HMS DIAMOND he became ADC to the Governor of Victoria in 1955. He was given his first command, the minesweeper HMS DILSTON, late in 1956, and then commanded HMS STUBBINGTON. As First Lieutenant of the destroyer HMS BROADSWORD he was a student at the Army Staff College Camberely in 1960.. He was promoted to commander in December 1962 from Dartmouth where he was assigned Cadet Training Officer. After a year as Chief Staff Officer of the London Division Royal Naval Reserve, he returned to sea to command the Leander Class Frigate HMS NAIAD a year later. 1967 found him at Portland, Dorset as commander Sea Training on the staff of Flag Officer Sea Training. He was promoted to Captain in December 1968 and was appointed to the British Embassy, Bonn as Naval Attache in 1969. In 1972 he assumed command of the Guided Missile Destroyer HMS NORFOLK and was appointed to lead the Royal Navy Presentation Team for the Autumn tour. On completion he went to the Ministry of Defense in London as Director of Naval Operations and Trade where he served until taking up his appointment as Commander Standing Naval Force Atlantic in April 1976. COMMODORE COX lives at Rake near Liss Hampshire with his wife, Ann, and four children, three boys and a girl. I USS TRUETT joined Commodore JQMH. Cox, Royal Navy Ccmxmwnnzz STANDING NAVAL. Ponce A1'1,AN1i1cf FLAC-:SHIP : HMS LONDON 7 December STANAVFORLANT in Kiel in July and it took no time at all for me to realize that a very special ship had joined - a ship with a high professional ability but above that,a community of men with a particular spirit and esprit who were soon at home with the six other nationalities in the Force. In the six months have worked hard - and have earned yourselves deployment you played hard. You a deservedly high reputation at sea and have been First Class Ambassadors for the USN and NATO ashore. Although not equipped to carry a Flag, you allowed me to conduct business from USS TRUETT during I was sorry to leave. Force. You have added during your deployment a happy homecoming and May we meet again soon dank ZW, Exercise TEAMWORK. Ours is a unique to its lustre I wish you all well earned leave. Q1 J.M.H. COX Commodore, Royal Navy 1976 STANDING NAVAL FORCE ATLANTIC STANAVFORLANT is composed of between four and nine destroyer or frigate type ships, operating as one unit on la continuing basis. Ships of various nationalities will normally remain with the squadron for a period of up to six months. They are relieved by a unit of the same nationality or a vessel from another NATO member. Commanding the squadron is a commodore who is selected annually from one of the countries contributing ships to the force. The commodore is aided by a staff of officers who are also provided by participating countries. The STANDING NAVAL FORCE is tasked with achieving four basic objectives. First, it serves to foster cooperation and maintain naval cohesiveness within the Atlantic Alliance. The force participates in numerious NATO exercises, as well as National Operations, in both European and North American waters throughout the year. During these intensive at sea periods, the force maintains a high level of training while continually evaluating NATO Naval Tactics in the areas of ASW, AAW, Surface Warfare, and Convoy Duty. Equally important is the demonstration of NATO's solidarity and unity through the formation of a single Multi-National naval squadron. During any given year, STANAVFORLANT may visit up to 30 ports in 10 countries. In each port general visiting and various people-to-people programs allow citizens to judge for themselves the feasibility and flexibility of NATO. Another important function of the squadron is its immediate availability, and readiness to deploy to the scene of any possible confrontation to reaffirm the determination of the NATO Alliance and provide a visible deterrent force. Should a situation like this occur, the squadron would also possibly have to fulfill its final objective, which is to provide the nucleus around which a more powerful and versatile NATO Naval Force could be formed. f Y nv x . , ,,, I -I FGS BAYERN GERMANY 1 JULY 76-29 JULY 76 7 HMS NORFOLK UNITED KINGDOM 1 JULY 76-21 NOV 76 HMCS HURON CANADA 1 JULY 76-29 JULY 76 FGS KARLSRUHE GERMANY 29 JULY 76-7 DEC 76 HNOMS NARVIK NGRWAY 19 AUG 76-7 DEC 76 HNLMS TJERK HIDDES NETHERLANDS A1 JULY 76-7 DEC 76 ' ' - - ' P- f f - f-W' -- - --- 1- f- .- w:-:.,.,----L---,X-.- - .f .Q-mA..,,-.----,..-nf. ...1..,-., -,-L ,- - ...,-.,- ,, --Nh.-.4,,..,3,.,..,.,v.-1. ,:,,.,,,,,.,,,,v,Z W, ,VW PNS CORREA PORTUGAL 1 JULY 76-24 SEPT 1 76 HMCS OTTCWA CANADA 24 SEPT 76-7 DEC 76 l FGS FRANKENLAND GERMANY 1 JULY 76-24 SEPT 76 . ,. I Y V , D .. ,A,,,- ,. ,, ........,f ..,.,... - . ..- ..- KIE 14 Another purpose of STANAVFORLANTS mission is the surveillence of other navies of the world. In August, it was reported a Soviet task Force consisting of several destroyers and a cruiser escorting the newest addition to the Soviet fleet, the Aircraft Carrier KIEV, were conducting operations in the North Sea. Our squadron was detached by SACLANT, QSupreme Allied Commander Atlanticj, from our routine exercises in order to observe KIEV in operation. Being the first of her class, KIEV attracted great interest from the other countries of the world. TRUETT,S role was to gather as much information as possible during our brief encounter with the KIEV. The successful launching and operation of the 'KIEV is a major advancement in Soviet Naval Power. View of the after section of superstructure A VSTCL jet fighter being fueled on deck A view' from plane guard station 46923.16 ik 55 xl! C I y umfmp Z NV! 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HAWKINS HTFN ROBERT L. WORSHAM II HT3 RONALD D. APPLEGATE I-IT3 MICHAEL CARSNER HTFN FREDERICK E. BROWN I-ITFN GARY J. SIMMONS 4529 69 . E Q 6 . 5 wg A , 9 55 v Q 42-EEA Q Qing A 44... 76-60 MA. 2 , MMM N-THE' 'WA V , , , Q i P ,fl 'X . X599 5' Q x N 'ff 'M My , X 1 , s' X Q- 'fl . Q x I - Q , .f V w D' flwgff - X l W s ' 'ZYZO 4 1 LX A jig Fx 5 -v -'gi , x ,, H N , - A .1' if , x ' -1 A X, I 'D O G . u'tgE'IL1.. f' 'I ,ii - wx ,, I' Sf . -Q :H , ' 4' ' . v ,ywQggg 'Q4fw, few? ww 'W ' .ff 'X 'N W VZ QW E... 'He , 4!.'AzQ 'i1v - 'fA- f' Aw' J' ff Y v Y 1 if ff cz I. A A ' Y v TN 4'Y A' Wx A V DEPT. HEAD- RANDALL HAHN CPOS- HMC DENNIS MOONEY YNC STEPHEN LINEHAN LPOS- PNI DON HAWKINS DEPARTME QMC STGI JAMES MOORE GMGC FREON HMC DENNIS D. MOONEY HTC JAMES E. KNOTTS SN KENNETH R. ENLOE JR. FTGC RICHARD D. ZIMMERMAN QMSN FELTON L. MC LAUGHLIN LT. RANDALL P. HAHN JBU9' P 4 1 E h if 4 1 T w w YNC STEPHEN LINEHAN QMC DENNIS CLINTON PCSA THADDEUS WLEZIEN QM3 FELTON L. MCLAUGHLIN QMSN RICKY L. 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URQUHART HT 1 1 1 1 1 , 1,1 , , 1 ,, 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 11' 1, 11 1 1,1 11, .1 211 111 1 111 W 211 L U1 1 1 CA DIDS H 1 11 Q 1, A 11 , 11 1 31 1 31 1 H11 1 111' 1 W 1 -1 1 1, U1 1 f 1111 1 111 111 1 1 1151 1 31 UFRIGHTFULLY GOOD FRUIT JUICE. 111' 1111 111i 111111 11,11 11 1 SOMEBODY GET THAT MAN OFF THE FIELD 1 1 1 1 1 1111 111 1 , F 1 1 . .9 1 111 111 ,1' !': ,111 1 1 1 11 K. 1515 . 11 A 1 1 f , 11 1 1 W F 1 F f 11 '11 11 A 11 A 1111 1 11 111, A , WHO is THAT A DECK APE BEHIND-THOSE FOSTER .31 THE FIRE IS OUT' GRANTST, 1 wvx , .4..V-. ,-f-.....,-V..-V --1J......,,,,f.1 --M-I -.,,.. , ,... wr.. - , ,. ,., ,-f- wh-1. 7 ,Wim f A ly X via iff Mfr f fn 1 , ff f ,MMQM if f f 0 w mi Q Www-f M? , A ,fi , ..V 1 1 4 I 4, PM N24 - .1 lf , 2 ' V Sim-is ,, H, , ,.., .f 9 N Y 5 +1 Q sl Y if ,Q 4 , , 71,4 , ZS! iff .ff ' Wg ,Af 01 Zfay, 1 , m', z if WWW? Mfg '4 'Muff M, if if , VV, if I ,rw pw, f. J w fw z., A an if f 73 2 LQ? f V ,W f ,. 1 M f W fn fy f Avg E X X T 4 1 Q T was A T T , V, f f' yr!! 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T '-ignm , I NICE VIEW FROM UP HERE ANOTHER ABBA FAN WHAT THE WELL-DRESSED FIREFIGHTER IS WEARING , . .-,, W. , .,,, Y - - - - - x 5 w ...N ,,.9ubp,z1.,..,..-,, , ,, ,, . ,, , .' , ' ' , 7, f - ' ' ' -- t - . Y - ' ' , ' ' W J' 3 Q r 0 f j i OUR VERY owN RECRUITING POSTER R ANOTHER SOLEMN EVENING IN THE CPO MESS ln. A GIRLFRIEND ' .,.-xl Q , flffg BICENTENNIAL VI IT GREENWICH E GL H.M.S. Victory I Tower of London Magid. WWW . They stand watches just like we do. Tower Bridge Greenwich England was our first port visit and served a two-fold purpose. First, as an in- teresting and educational port of call. England is a country steeped in history and tradition. Greenwich is a short distance from the city of London with its numerous sights, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and Parliment to mention a few. Also many modern nightclubs, shopping centers and theatres. Second, as a Bicentennal Visit. This being our nations bicentennal birthday, our visit was an important part of that celebration. The people of England greeted us with signs and banners. Truett was visited by the US Ambassidor to England, the Mayor of Greenwich and several other dignitaries. The Thames Trafalgar Square , , , Big Ben P1cad1lly C1rcus The new and the old Look - they named a ship after the Scotch! Ponta Delgada, Azores On our way to join STANAVFORLANT in Kiel Germany, we made two fuel stops. First in Bermuda, even though we weren't there long enough to go ashore we saw some of the country side. Our second stop was in the Azores. Truett continued on to Greenwich England for our Bicentennial visit. After departing England, we transited the Kiel Canal. Our stay in Kiel Ger- many was a time marked by hard work, meeting new friends, and hard play. The squadron helped us celebrate the 4th of July with a picnic and sports olympiad. Transit of the Kiel Canal Downtown Kiel The Tall Ships enter Bermuda Country scene, Kiel Park scene, Kiel LABOE GERMANY A popular resort spot SIDEWALK ART Many students do these to help pay for their schooling and besides, it's fun on a warm after- noon ,. ORW Y OSLO On a cruise such as this it's hard to say which port was the best. But in the final evalua- tion, Norway would have to rank in the top few. Norway is the land of the Viking, and throughout Norway you can see evidence of this. There are many museums with artifacts of the Viking way of life. The people have a pride in their country which is evident in the way they live, their art, their dress and the way they deal with visitors to their country. --..-.,.--. Mfg.,-,-,.., - pm.: ,-,.:. V 1 wx,-s-.v-,.-,4-,fi-.:,,-.:. ,gwgvmwnygffrn-,-4-1-1.-. Through the Fijord Oslo Norway's famous ski jump A Piper SCDTL Garden scene Edinburgh Castle Scotland, a country filled with tradition. When you think of Scotland, you think of bagpipes, old castles, the Highland Games, red hair and whiskey. We visited many ports in Scotland, Rosyth, Faslane, Grenock, and found interesting things at every turn. We found the people friendly and the beer cold. Allin all, Scotland was a nice place to be. 'z-we ENM RK BELGIUM Ghent, Belgium Copenhagen 31 vi RQ' 'fx ,.I ,-J ,N .U 22' .gf ,J SP1 KI 4 -3 ,Vi :ig i .3 4 ,f U .QI 1 x w .K ul .I E V x I li 5 ,q PT 1, I Ki ,,1 , . - 1 Vi Q i ff 'F 1 Ni N Yu .,,.,.,. ,. -,-- Q, ,1L:....-,..g4J,., v Y V ' xvrfign i1:Ag.:, -f---g,4,.4...::..L.VLa,,.Q--.-Q..L. 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