Warrington (DD 843) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1972 volume:

1 5- 1' Pf- yx ' x w , A I 1 X ' Alf X xilkbwl V Y A :Pi f N D ff' ,Q V-' Nz Hi 5 ' J f f X L, I Z. XXX L 3 T7 9 - gf 1:5 vL,1q I DEDICATION WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF THE USS WARRINGTON IDD-8430. DEDICATE THIS IOOK TO OUR CAPTAIN, COMMANDER NOEL H. PETREE, WHOSE COURAOE AND DEDICATION MADE US READY TO FACE ANY HARDSHIP THAT LAY AHEAD. 1 Crump XD DG?-Ll 5047? COMMANDER NOEL H. PETREE, JR. Commander Petree was com issioncd an Ensign in 1956 after graduating from the University of North Carolina in the ROTC program. Following flight training at Pensacola and Corpus Christi he served in VF-l3 and VF-76 flying FLD Skyrey, F9F Cougar, and FAB Phantom aircraft. He served as Squadron and Air Group Landing and signalling Officer on board the USS ESSEX CCVA-91, USS SHANCRI-LA ICVA-387 and USS FORRESTAL CCVA-593. f He then attended the Naval Postgraduate School at 9 Monterey for advanced training in Air-Ocean Environment. Hilfnext two tours were at sea as Electronic Warfare! CIC Officer on the USS ALBANY KCC-103 and as Navigator on the USS NEWPORT NEWS CCA-1487. Washington was next where he served as Operations Directorate of the Or- ganization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He then com- pleted a tour as Executive Officer on the USS HARRY YARNELL CDLG-175. As commanding officer of the Warrington since June, 1972, he guided the ship and crew through gun- fire support off of Quang Tri, shelling of coastal de- fence sites in North Vietnam and finally two very damaging explosions. Commander Petree will next com- mand the USS BASILONE EDD-8245. THE BUCK STOPS HERE kg? K 1 ' 1 2,15 HYINE' OFYIUFH SUITH JOWES AND BROWN TH! 'A'-ff 4 HAY? PPV- H'kNf,H2 TU PFWJTFYLT THF INN!!! LN-T gipwwww LT. E. ONEIL WEAPONS OFFICER LT. D. DWYER ENGINEERING OFFICER X LT. - 9 I EQ 1'-:U K if ,.... , E I ta ff, I ' -952.1 I5 HOW COLD WAS IT? I' . ' 1 U I X, H. HEIMLICH. SUPPLY OFFICEE 4 'K N1 ,, 1 .3 IJJ 3 s 2 ? 5 2 1- 1 G X , c,X N A -. . Hn..,- Emi . ffi S Q SHFVPNNU KN' HPF? P9 ENS I. IATERS. CIC OFFICER S ' ENS J. DILLINGHAM GUNNEBY OFFICER f 2 3 5 5 1 Z 3 is F 2 T ,i Yi E W a Q ENS J. WHITTAKER IST LIEUTENANT ia '! li N? 2 K I w 'W'W' ' K' ,' 'l 6 --4.4 , L X . ' fF F'ffii 'E5g5WiV4vLv. Q P - f'f ,m0M+wwvwW Q 'A Q 2 F A ,S 1 ' ,X,1 , M. Q L Rx ' Fi X vp s. F f , . 5 2 Z 3: 6 ,alfa ENS J. FELIX M 5 B DIV OFFICER SHIP USS WARRINGTG CDD-843, FPO NEW ICI! 09501 I 17 JULY 1972 UNIFORM OF THB DAY: UTRKIYG RILIEVB THE WATCH REVILLB BREAKFASTFORUIGEUHO DARE , Qmurrns - sunnn' uusrzn azPon'rs'1'o 'mn snnvs OFFICE TURITO comzucz snumnc const naw: ron moss Nor Now on A amz GQ umm.: PRACTICE von rms Arrznwoorvs rm- moo zxmctrrxvz CFFICEIUS Iusrzcr-:on or rua plc Paws 1115 nzss cm 4 mum-:n you cooxcs, Mass comcs a. urns 1130 SLO? ron 'ms cm 1145 nzusvz 'rms wncu - Ugg ouvzn's szcrrow on 'mn muncs, Au. warms non uv: :mms 1315 GQ iron num! 1317 comzucz satvmz orzmmows - snnr Puvmuc 1630 xuoclr on smrs womc 1700 surnn ron me suwas 2000 novu cau. 2200 urs 'ro nm somm or P-25o's S: 1. This evenings meal will be nicnlc style on the flight deck. Tuna salad, cold beans, peaches, stale bread, and warm hug iuice will be lsrved. All hands are invited to attend as this might be your last chance to ent n until 26 July. 2. T0night'a movie will be a double feature on the Aaroc deck. IN HARPPS WAY and RUN SILENT, RUN DEEP will be shown. 3. Comanclng with pumping operations this afternoon, all hands are requested 0, not to throw any lit cigarettes over the side. PUSH SCHNBLL OFFICER 8 CPO. WORKING KHAKI SB2 DUPREB ENLISTZD: CLEAN T-SHIRT UIUUVBAREES p . W LEAVING NEWPORT f A . 'fi HH' 1C3 VANICKY wymmf hk VERTHEP PANAMA f n I CANAL 9 3 gs A J K REFUELING THE ONLY LINK BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH LMEHICA 10 W LQ HT3 ROONEY, EHS SHOVLIN. SH3 MONTANA SHIP'S STORE OPERATOR UNREP HMI GUHVNN ANU VVS SPHBEH H I ACOSTA HAWAII I 4... DIAMOND HEAD FTG3 SEVIGNE, SN CARLSON. FTG3 COPPOLA AND FTG3 BREINER A GENUINE PINEAPPLE FIELD TY. JV ' K 47 b I E 1 'IG- U 1 2415 - 30 'if 5. ., - gl! Ef.l..4..,,,,,.,k , , H I GUESS lE'RE LOST 'LEST ll FORGET' '. '6k 110 K, f n-g.. 9.-r k1- FTG2 FTG3 FTC3 FTG3 FTC3 BBIDGEMAN COPPOLA woLFoan SCOTT MARTIN UNREP AGAIN lk 1 ! L. KEEN SUPERVISION BY LTJG OLIVER, AND MR3 PUGH? Xi mix X, 1 5, P. 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W5 .51gE2?f , W., Blast Damages Newport Ship U.s.aquoyaWlrfim!m'l41m-Ilvdbrmumqn rfmmuma .mmm npnquqagqg apwamwmknrinpcpannammuamvmmmfmmcuulz mnnmmuys:.mug:sqma.,.nq,p.,uGn' Blasts Rip Newport-Based Ship 'l'haNewport'-bueddestroyer Warrington was heavily uhmaged yufnrday by two lmdrwaur explodana in the 1'mkhGu.lfol!NcrUs Vietnam the crevrman vu Injunri 11: 0-uber-Dstroyer Force, Atlantic. headquarters here lid the Injlrtl len mind. Tha man was treated ou board and returned to duly, Hla ldendlyhunotbeenducloaemi 1'heWarr1ng!nnld!!hearea underherovnpowenlalerahe waatakenunderlowbylhe aalvagaahlpRecla1mer,wluch la taking the damaged dutroyerKoSuhtcBayinlne Phlllppinelahmda. 'l'heWarring!onldtNevport Junn5In!hecompanyoflhe deatroyarBaa11one!orM1ddk East duly. Then' Ural amy:- mznt, however, ua a awp al Indochina for servxce od North Vietnam. The Navy sud Die cause of the expkmann na not known and L! being lnvdlljllli The amp repcnad num floolilng nn tho engineering spaces which nu quickly brought under control, me an- nouncznnnt ilu. lt adhd that meructcnenldlhedanqe la.1nothoIuyaL '!'heWu'riqioaa6hiu wuhrtagalpodtaqmha Namwmumsmdlbq wlmhehakwmhnbhlld Hull Thr three tha wiv sxperaungbxtixeuoadllmla L1hnd,abou!lml.l:anel1had uouqrumdunpuu U3.pLmaahvamlaai Navy lnvesflgatlng Source Of Warrington Explosion Two crowmcn aboard the Newport-baud destroyer Warrtmrmn. which wal heavi- ly darnurld by hm urudom tilied underwater uplnainm last Monday aa Lha ship :aa operating o!! the cout of North Vletnnm, have rvpnrtrd that befor! tht expliinll they hard the roar ol lnenm- lng projectile! and ll' his aplaahc-l. Lau hat MIM. a apokoa- mn h' 19 Moulin Tic, he Warrlqirlfa unl! ln Nn-von. relnaed a natomrrli uylrl In lblill rvpnrted 'wvn similar to thou previously non from larn railhar Nrnh Vlftnam- no mast ddrnae uma! The Warrixsm vu 'wh rang! ol enemy pn. helen Ihr cxplnahma. tha Navy ilu. Howevtr, the came d tht two exulaaicna erinplky he deatm-yer an :HU ofbddb xmdztzrlnhld. and In Navy, In the ruumem rdnad as rule out du possibility of II l'ilTlil1UDlIW' Th human! all ha U- Hdai cbd as 1 X- ri1tm'nnaobhnHuvnaS- ly annodaiad with neu nhaaallygurllrlf' Haalhxnnarmwwokxlud mindeokofthrdeatrnyvr aflrlnnmindmmthaflavy dhdrnd. hlttha Nnvpnn qnimnanlnkldaeanaraalao tnldfrnihad. TYlfl'lfll17U hlVQll fovvrardedtoiheappropdalg au0nmhaloraaa1yzla, aald unmmmmgwmmmnns adviththeoanmanderln chlddharadbeheath Hmnblu. 'hhupnhdhntmabuh ddaefnunsnauillhebdo- hrmhafrnaaxluoftiflaxv pu1m, anuuumc-nun Aenah1bIaaNav7.lh hmagddaltrquhnwat adbafrhamdarbuhdai athikllndi hhaiipn. House-to-House Fighting Still Raging in uangtri SAIGON, South Vie-!tt,1m,frrs Nw. H- tri- tan I -5 -'rm t Wgdngqdgy. July 111 1,tpt-lJg11nat h.,g'.A.:t:, ruigfx a. :- South Vi,.m1m,.H. lm' pq Pltply t'.tr,gr.. .vi ,tru :mis .i portedly lnchrd clot.-r tu tr, ritttvrttt tml N -rift '-.rtt1a t .ft 4 '-trtnlr. TM H.tnftt ta! t un! walled Cltndrl of Qunngtrt Ctt':Q1t.M,! U ,,, A.,,, 3, JA, ,aft yesterday u hitter httuu-'ttf Mt-.t ttrrn ti 1 .g,.t,tw 1-11,- house lighting cfmttnu-tl. I-us rt nfirvmzrm tr'--t tw A report from tht- nt-rt?:frn-'l.Ff5'i'i 't ' ' Vif. '1 3 . ,U 1 A sift ri v- rt .' '.t:1'1 or mo t province uft,u1'tg ri nlti :M mil 1- rf H t , xx P that tmp unit wa-t otniy' loo yard! frftm the wttttv-,tntfrv comer ol the- fttrtrt-ta it:-.i :Pt .-- it-.2 Llplmmm Cripple Ikitfftjff lnnthcr nlrhornf- rlfrrtetit ut ax- t --7---H Tfn fern within ut tow hundrv-it t mis tn SMGOH, IQ - Tit . the northcattrm wrvfr Yi-:W UI-' F'N1t ! fi t:'1'tr - ... . , .. - ,- . ltrdav, Cmerffrn-'tit tntttfr ' '7 N, C' 3 'M'-' 'L' -' ' . Nr'-mth I. -I tl-:fro-:fr 'Nr'- had r1'p0rZv'ttlj.'rn.t:t1t:f'-i tnrzt mu, A 1 ,, f ., , - , -t...-ei.-. ----1 within :oo yards t-t :im t t-te--i M ,..,,, ,ff it, N... ,L. .., Ehfmfv' F-Oit1l:'TS wvft' Qjtxl t TQFFTN 'n '1r1,:-ft-1,-t 'tp rf It'-E, be pouring tint ima thi- asf 'lfv 17f'TIfl't'.! f'Y 'f'-1S'n : vnncink Pxrntrcvrw frnrvt rue' '1'Hf'l IF T k'7'f ' n ---nf. 0- . mlm-tl housr-. etc-ry bunk-r :tr ,--1,Q,,,'J,1'f,:',-:,.,?'s.f, L ,' every strtwt cr-rnrr Ae ti- ...H ,.,r,.,'i tt., L: 7-,. .,! North Vtctnnmcxt- full bark. t gap-Q -ayti 2-qw ,tg 5-is s was rrportcd, thnx' dtrrrt nrt 1 th- rs 'gf -A-1 levy and mortar shfltz un tt-ft qt N---7--uf.: 17-t-:-1. ft 1 abandon-rd pmtti.-:ws gt-33 51, -tt-L,-7 L I t.,t --g The dow-r.tr:r ftqfztiei F1 5.-.-., 1---g-T 1 ,T 1- .. , ... CXllClC1ihC.!Yfs't'JISlI.'till'F!671571: sh?-' btmffg at I , -fl sides. Om- otftrrr sai-l if'-'. gd 11,7 1'-.5-W Q -. . .f were North Victrwftmcsc df.: 4-r1Hx',-:-:e-v f--:sig lytnpznllaround in tl-vbtmkt-rs.' in get 57.--, tg.. W5 Rctxvts fmm the ticiti said . .-qgggg3:.-- -,Ut Q-iff 1 Q 1 Com any otp.1r.1trt1'pstrappft 159,71 gt-gg pi- fry'-Q L 1 in t c city tn an aband.-ni ,cm .qgfggs-Q31 compound of .1 t':t:tx-l Start' Tun in-,, ... t 1 ,, ldwsory' tt-ant mrtnattcd to c' yan- Nm '-,rg yi, rt. ,Tru cape with seven Acad afar gt-rg 5-L11 gtg re- 7555? 1--Q. Govtmntcnt rvtnfcrvcrrfcrzts hs -.t2j,y,-tg sp pushed back .tn encircling Vietnamese hnttalzorr. Clash in Hills Rt-ported South of the main battle in the rolling foothills urs: ct Route l, an all-night t-.attic was rt-ported between G-owrr..-:cnt paratmops and .1 North Vietna- mese Goree cszimatod to be a platoon. h They said that the enemy had . . Destroyer Roeked ' Blasts ff Vietnam SAIGOYC, July Z8 MTW-Tun und:-mater explosions hnttlt damaged tftr L' S Ct-ttxt-tor Warrington on Ttfonday an the Tonktn Gulf wht-rr it us: :rj-'mg to tntt-rt-vpt cargo from three Chxnrst- trtt,!11t-:':, L' S military sourfcs rrportrti 'I urrdhj' The Ttstp :sid the taunt' uf tht- ug.-.-rtotzs ua: 1431.11-:' 111 trstzg.-.win SjM.l.t'5I!trY1 ut- clllxl My :j,4c't'LLf5lr xllhtlftrf tn: :infos-t slrp znxgttt :str ttit L S :sith-s tt.:t 1411 ltr.-itz: lunar !t'uf!t tht' Smith l N Ratt gt1.t!:r: 1.ln!.!t'.1 ..:tt,:..: Ftortn X:t-lnszmsr Luthnr: Nu em-:aut ft1r'MLt5!t,t.i!ltRf Bl l!.t' lztttr t! iftt rXj'.trr,tfZtN !jt,1r.t'a!X.r!Z z.. , KlI.t .1.,vI stint rt, tm- ttrvt. tt! s In ttftttmrri :..!1:trt! rx .mt it 'tt txt-r tt.-as tr- utr.: tt1.tt.t:itt1.-'..t :rtut':.v.: ttf t'.L!t lliv .tlitirttifi Wz.! tt..'!t+!t r,.:ta It-.f matt r'1.t.l ttnttintt 1: I im-tt ith- t.t-tt.: :.t 2 .ts t'..t.rtr.f, int- ttittitum ti.. izt t-vt-t.: 3.2 tizitlrt tt tftwi 1 it :st11.ti :nut lit- '-,',tt'!:!.gtt ta-it tht 'wht t..i,! titft' I- int. , .us '--7 ll.: t N t:t:.f!t:-t ? 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Hntttt -on and Nu11,s.5nktwobargt's :t tht-5 att:-tug-tvd lu It-rry supplies nshttrt- from one nt tht- lrrtghtt-rs, sources amd ftit'S?.Ml1llt.' tt!! lllt' bhlilv- in-121 ?tt-usa-tu-huuSt' fighting rugrtt 'lux-may in the provin- rxnl .-:tpztul at Qunngtrt, with bttuth X'ir-tttarm-sr trumps rr Zwltrti H'lthll.t.' lhrll' H55 lt? t-mn tm- vtallt-A Cztatlr-l still :zz North Y:rtr.xntt-sr httnttr time unit was only lun yards ' t :tt tttr t-ttutltttattt-rti rttrrwr .1 Ihr Xttrtrrss and hntftlirf tu: tntzm- tif-ntrtzt us! within A fmt ltlIltt7l'l'ti jlltib ti! lltv f,ttztltt:.ft--tt. t-ttttn-t',nlit1ti rf' gn.:-t sz.-.1 Nnrttt Xtttttztntt-rr sttltittrs tm.1Vt't1 fill' lttttt Hit' htithlttilzt tutsttmttttef Hum rm-rt :.:.zt:-ti ltttwt- 1-tt-rt' lttxttitt-1, ttttt sttttl vtttwt .Pts tht-X 't.l had the-3 ttarttt-it mtti lttt :.v.tt tmtttnl Ute- ttti tlult 't.-- :.tt--t gt-t-tit-to lm hstttt tltnt1'ttititt'lit.lit 't Ln- t-with--i lit :txt tltstttil its ttf lt-t'lt xxttrr 'lm f-.itat-t .vttiwiit-l tztpztz-I til llttt tit 19,1 -ttztlli un' ltli lit '.'- ttf' .1--t :little tt:-1 lilttti 'frfwiltgtu 'Sn Fipn Thu! Hamm! Knmr nf hr Slrilmn X 't. R ,Milt 114 'tl' 't '4.y.t,1. itttf-t1t':ttt,t 2:-.tt 't' 'mu t- ut- it tilt-1' 'lint 1.11, lttitlmiwt NW '-Nutt' 'Jr-' Mgmt tt' '.v.:tl, tit-tt-: ' .it t't.ift- 341,131 -in f.,' mtv 'tttyitt 't t'e.:,t:' lntttttn 'tt-trmlttt mtv! '21:wtM 1,19-it r.:4e. , t- rnunsel for the Sc-nate Armed' Sen-:ces Committee, said he and R, James Wonlscy. gen- vral counsel, had wound ups fttoday ufftc-tal inquiry. lie declined to discus thc ltndtntls. but said. There is no information whatsoever that Lien Abrams was aware nt any surh activities. X th-it .lohtt D, l.lt't'llr. for- mrr rummundf-r nt the 7th Alt- Vttrct- in Vit-tntmt :ind deputy to Ahrntns for air opt-rations, was rvltt-tr-tl of cuntntand in March and rf-tired utter he ac- knovtir-dgr-tl ordt-ring unau- thornvd raids on North Viol- nnm until-r the gum- ol protec- tiw rr-action strikes lQ.'iI Systont filnnitors Parts I n .4 ulmnnbiles h'iN FltANt'lFC'0, July l8 t.'il'r ldunftl M K'0lt', Dffll' dt lit ttf tltllt'l'.1l Mttittfb VOID, nip- t.'t1 t- tt-ating A diljfltiift- tn' stxtvnt that mttttnntly mnn- txtttt ttul-t pants for ptmllmlr lniitttm Ht' ti n t t tt u n l l y monitors ttt:tl.rs, nlmrk l'lHlI'lll'l'A4 titvn :-mi nrvttny tn turn Ihr titl- tvt' of -yi-ttm.' nt tmttt-mlltit: tniltnc lu- tttlrt tho tint lnt tftt-:mt-nn! t't'il1tCIt'! un ,Nutty tttttltt sn!-'tt ltatilrtak .l Tinlttllrkkl, tty'-ttltrtl ttf tht- X1ttl0l' Utd lqtizt tt.. nt '-'lrintitnt ttxrrrs 'tt-Q etni:.ttrtn wht tht- rnrvtlnt: with n -3-tvtn ttitlivi tnvt' rott- Htttitttt 57 lttilftwtt :t svn! In far itttftnintg Ftltll tvtrntr fflill, fin' MN ml :fs tu-il zu iltl' .,tf' gntj ttlftctt property tirtmagt' .gif - XR 'ff ANNUAL COOKOUT ANOTHER D BROKEN TOW LINE CLOSE-IN UNREP if' SD2 BUENVIAJE AND TN GRIFFIN 915.5-fn wm'q,wf'-v- of- 'E' - I Destroyer Damaged B Blasts SAIGON CUPD-The U8 Navy destroyer Warrington was heavily damaged by exploaims below its waterllne when lt moved in toward the blockaded North Vietnamese ooest to shell cargo barges, the US. com- mand sald Tttesday. The explosions calmed sud: extensive damage the Warring- ton was forced ot! the blockade llne, spokesmen said. The came of the explosions was not Immediately determined and possibly would await arrival ot the shlp at Suble Bay naval base ln the Philippines where it was belng towed lor repalr. One sailor was Injured by the blasts, which were descrlbeo only as underwater explo sions from unknown sources. In the war ln South Vietnam. a small unit of government parstroopera pushed to within 50 yards ot the Communist- held, stone-walled citadel ia Quang Trl Tuesday ln their campalgn to recapture the country's northernmost provin- cial capital, lield reports sold In the lncldent ol! the North Vlatnameae coast, the Warring- ton snd two other destroyers, the llull and the Robinson, were shelling cargo barges unloading a lrelghter anchored apparently outside the mines llnlng the coastllna Monday. Tao ot the barges were destroyed, s command spokesman sald. The exploslons that damaged the Warrington occurred after the shelling had been com- plated. U.S. Destroyer in Tonkin Gulf Hit By Undersea Blasts SAIGON LAPD - Two underwater explosions heavily dam- aged and nearly sank the U.S. destroyer Warrington on Monday lntheTonkinGulfwhereitwasu'yingtnh1tenoeptcar'gofrom three Chinese treighters, U.S. military sources rqxorttsd today 'lhe New said the cause ol the explosions was under tn vestigsuon. Spokesmen declined to speculate whether the .tw-toot ahip mtght have been hit by US. mines that had broken loose ----------- from the fields US. Navy plana planted around Noni: Vietnam ese harbors, No enemy fire was reported at the time of the explosions, spokesman said One sailor among the do stroyer's 270 crewmen sufient minor lnjuries, was treated or board and rammed to duty, thx Crewmen Hurt In Ship,s Blast l 11',g,,,,,,,,,,,,,, TmnnmmsullndmmMmbyvmW destroyer Wunnqton vm damagrd by underwater ra ol! North Vnetnsm Thneothmrrrnved mmor mpnnes durtqnqaalr actmtrs ann the nplouons, the Oman-Denmyer Fom, Atlmtlr Flart hndquanersturernadeknmmtoh Brulsedmthenptoasonvaresnrnanztepheoll Burteand Fdfffftlft Phllrp W Wlutaaa They wen treated by the shlp's medtralnlhrvr Those myured dorms rv-pau HUNT? sun Lt uit Jerry J, Ohm, :pram1danl.le.SeamanFrvdendE Gandall t,apr'atned if sndSearnanKrmethC Rohertshruraedrihs After l11edraltrnlrntnL all returned to lull 0vty.Q1aDr.sLlnt sasd,addmgthatthrrnurrcre1o!!7Dbinpodoolldition Tl'stl'amngtrmcorltmaedufl0ertollodaywSobtcBoyinthQ Phulsppmelshnds 1mQkH.l'UfPf.'hlCfIlQflNF'Fl1JU!l5l1idllYQ4lb7uI,'w1 Xu-trumJune1lhadbeen snthotherlfS tn l The 3,400-mn Warrington sus' tained heavy shock damalr and there was flooding in ltr engineering spaces, which was quickly brought under conlml, a spokesman said. The Warrington lett the Ton- kin Gull on her own power for fthe U.S. naval base at Sublc illay tn the Philippines but later waxtakenundeftmvbythesal- vale ship Reclaimer because lull extent of the damage wu ggnrn known, spokesman sold, 'E Sources sold the Warrtngtm Wwas part of a 7th Fleet tasi tloroe posted off Hon La Inland sinkumghargesandurrzrrarultarytrfgsoppbatoftorthvieuumtrtnn 1aboutsSmileanorthoftheda- mffeomurmgnmonnmuuxmammssrmxamnnu tmilunnwdwnfwfirronbsr- nftxmmum-ann ssuouvnrlasnlmr,-rmlfmnuluon fzeflndcflftimemrtinnwlez DmgHor.LheWamngtornvasnppedtrythzexplonor:sTherewl ZF! Wlflmlffflil NWN flrndmg m the engine compartments 'North Vsemam from thnx 1- Rbf-'t!':E?r1'2'ft!:blitzi:2:3l'-':f2Ctf:i9r2:'e2:2:2:i!ieS:?99ff5'?Jf415:z4-,-Sf-c-1+:ffcawf-wwzf:-cwtwfiff-244 than Cmmmmm 'minus' l I ns :de Ill! ELUS smmernenu an Wralhrr Uirtdlws D-Bl Fgif' qgfm tgmight, 101 CGW! 19 around 70. Thurxlay warm. ECFVIW-ll! 4 humid, sunny, high in Wa, Goran m Bridge 7 sg 'Hatha is-3? 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'lf-1- -dl 1 I 29 g rf-f-H W Tre- ,-nm'-f v In .ff K E S 'I' P A C l 0 G th USS Trippe USS Joseph Hewes rendezvous with USS Santa Barbara rrnlng, Harrington set sail from fl . ld cruise. rbera entered the Panama Canal resh water weshdown was held for ew Saturday lfternoon Warrington for s refueling of the ship and rday evening Warrington left srl Harbor, Hawaii. sadly morning the Harrington enter- r2lgdayslaR. 400, Commander Christos Ztrps turn- Harrington to Commander Noel H. gton left Pearl Harbor enroute to w enjoyed a short liberty and nor engineering problems, warring- 'ed Guan, just missing a freighter l r L lnrouta to Subic Bay, R.P. lngton arrived at Sublc Bay replen- :attons for its Vietnam mission. lrrington departed for duty in South tictpeting in various missions a lngton arrived in South Vietnam r nd ccess. y morning, Harrington, Trtppe, Hewes, Ba . E r . - ll u e On July 16, Harrington was ordered to conduct onera- ttons off North Vietnam for an extended period of tins. 17 July 1972 - 1117 hours, Harrington became the victim of two underwater explosions, cause unknown. Varrinl- ton left the area un er its own power, escorted bv U99 lDbil6hF and USS ull. The shin took on water fest causing a loss of power resultine in Wirrineton need- ing to be towed by USS Robison-to rendezvous with the salvage ship lecleiner. 19 July 1972 - Reclaimer relieved the lohison ln toww ing Harrington while lohlson assumed the duties of OICOTC , 25 July 1972 - After 7 dave at sea, estine chicken salad. and tow chains hreaklne. Harrington moored out- board of the U93 Pyro to nffload elnunition and to lit a hot meal. 25 July 1972 - Warrington was moved to drvdnck where work was begun to assess and reoair danaee ea the shin. From 22 to 25 Aueust, the hoard of lnsnectlnn and Survev CINSUIV1 began its inspection of Warrington tn determine its potential usefulness to the Fleet. 2S August 1972 - Conaandsr Petrer announced to the crew of Harrington that Admiral Rulksley, President of Board of lnsnection and Qurvey, recommended that Warr- ington be stricken frna the Role of the United Qtates Navy unon approval of the CRO and Uecretary of the naw. 12 September 1072 - Warrington was removed from drv- dock and moored at liverls Pier. an September 1972 - ln cereaonies conducted in Guhic Bay, Republic of the Philippines, the N98 Ihrrineton IDD-8631 was officially decoenlssloned and struck 'TDI the Role of the United States levy. ik: , -H - 1 4. at 15 . .,,,fg.f, 523351 fl F 4 V '. , ' ' 42,2L':,ffZ,TFg,