Yancey (AKA 93) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1962 volume:

F S 4 i 2 r r 5 5 f X I p I 1 l DEDICHTIUH The Ufficers and Men of The Yancey Take greaT pleasure in dedi- caTing This ship's cruise book Ta CapTain GR. KeaTing, Commanding Officer of The YANCEY. CapTain KeaTing's ships have always been ouTsTanding examples, and The YANCEY, under his command, has been no excepTian. He will always be remembered by Us Tar his leadership and warm personal charm. l 1 I ,-ii T. 1 I I l::1 I 1 ll . 1 Commanding Ufficer CapTain Gordon R. KeaTing, a naTive of BrainTree, Mass., received his commission as an Ensign in The Navy in 1930, having served in The MerchanT Service since 1920. 1n 19111 he vvenT aboarf The USS ST. AUGUST11N1E CRD-5111 To serve in The dua1 capaciTy of ExecuTive Officer and Navi- gaTor, and in 19113 he became Commanding Dfficer of ThaT same vesse1. 1n AugusT of ThaT year, CapTain KeaTing, acTing as Commanding Officer, p1aced in commission The USS 1-1IL1. CDE-11111 aT Drange, Texas. ' 1-1is nexT duTy was EscorT Commander of Task Group 112.6 vviTh The 1:ourTh 1:1eeT, and 1aTer Took command of Escorf Di- vision 69 in The Pacific. Capfain Keafing served as The Di- 9rec'Tar of Cargo DperaTions Division, and 1-1ead of Research and Deve1opmenT of The 1V1i1iTary Sea TransparTaTion in Wash- ingTa.n2gD.C. from 1950 To 1954. V.1n,QcTober of 19511 CapTain KeaTing assumed command of The USS CARR1-CDRNUS CAKA-571, and The fo11awing year becamefCommanding Officer of The USS MARKAB CAD-211. 1-1ifs duff! sTaTions immediaTe1y before assuming command of USS Y11-INCEY were, Commander, Reserve DesTroyer Squadron 11, and UniTed STaTes1X1avy and Marine Corps Reserve Training CenTer, Washingfon, D.C. GORDON R. KEATING CAPTAIN, U.S.N. 1 1 1 i 1 1 ,i 11 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1, gl' Executive Ilfficer The Execufive Officer of The YANCEY, George S. Grey. was born in Newchang, China. He was commissioned in The grade of Ensign in i943 while on board The USS SUSAN B. ANTHONY CAFTA-725. ln 1947, Commander Grey aTTended The Amphibious lnTelligence School aT l..iTTle Creek, Virginia. He served aboard The USS WACCAMAW CAO-lO9l from T949 To l95l as OperaTions Officer, NavigaTor and CommunicaTions Officer. ln lviay of l955, Commander Grey aTTended The U.S. Naval Ship Salvage School aT Bayonne, New Jersey, and in July he assumed command of The USS HOIST CARS-1105 .- Commander Grey served as OisTricT OperaTions and Plan- ning Officer aT STaff HeadauarTers, lsT. Naval DisTricT before reporTing To Precommissioning School, l:leeT Training CenTer, San Diego, California, for recommissioning of The YANCEY. GEORGE S GREY CUMMANDER U S N Named Tor Yancey CounTy in NorTh Carolina, USS YANCEY QAKA-935 was commissioned in 0cTober, l91l1l- l-ler TirsT assignmenT was To ioin The U.S. Pacific l:leeT in preparaTionTor The impending invasion oi lwo Jima during World War ll. ln April, l91l5, The YANCEY Took parT in The landing oi The 27Th. Division, U.S. Army on l-lagushi Beach, Gkinawa. During The ohc-loading phase oi This operaTion, The YANCEY, conTinUally plagued by air raids, scored iTs TirsT hiT on enemy aircraTT. Beiore The war was over, orders were received Tor deTached duTy in connecTion wiTh The movemenT of personnel and eauipmenT Trom rear bases, which was To Take The YANCEY To Niro Wan, The Sea oi Japan, l-liroshima, Manila and French lndo-China. V ATTer The war and one year of service in The ATlanTic l:leeT, The YANCEY parTicipaTed in The ToUrTh Byrd expediTion To AnTarcTica, The largesT oi iTs kind in hisTory. Q 0 ERATIUNS N Pe DEPHRTIIIEIIT . H HD 65 P' X I 'DX X f J .... I X I ' I M fx. .iff w - ,Agb I ,I T . .J- 4 -A-Mr 41 I A ?v?WT'i m5 -+1 411 I I M ' I N .ii I T- fr' f . L ' 1-:, . . , Commander S J. Holi LTCDR H Craig Former Operc:1Tior1s Officer i3resenT 0peroTioris Officer . DEC-K SUPPLY MEDICAL Lf G, W Gglberf LT M J. MorTir1 I LT M Boccori ENGINEERING BOAT GRUUP CUMBAT CARGU I x 'Q 9 , 4106 fl ' 1 6 N ik N at law X C f ' , 1' 4- ,L 45, . f ,f x J D' iw ' ' 'rv' T T r' 2 fy, '..v,,- Hn' p' 5 I 5 i F X , 1 we X f if H a , f T R . . , . . . . N N -IL .5 :If sy f we M. X , Q M .. ' gb . 1 1 . . . f S s , , S f X f L N 4' 5 Q M 4 Wi I f 3 is , . ' 0 - - i ff , .. T . LT. R. L. Meenori LT. R. D. Gleason isT. LT. R. ID. KoonTz THE CRUISE On T2 January, 1962, USS YANCEY AKA 93, accompanied by her sisTer ship, USS ALGOL AKA 54, sailed from San Diego enrouTe Norfolk, Virginia, via The Panama Canal. On T5 January, 1962 The ship conducfed a ship To shore movemenT exercise off Soccoro lsland, Mexico. ln The af Ternoon of The 15Th., while making an approach on The Algal during a Towing exercise, The Two ships collided carrying away The lifeboaf and daviT of each ship. The remainder of The voyage was unevenTful, arriving aT Rodman Naval STaTion, Canal Zone on 22nd. January. On The 28Th. The ship TransiTed The Canal and arrived in Norfolk, Virginia To reporT To The Commander of Amphibious Squadron T2 for duTy on The 2nd, of February. On TO April, 1962, The Yancey, wiTh a plaToon of US Army STevedores lefT Norfolk for Morehead CiTy, N.C. on The firsT leg of her parTicipaTion in OperaTion Rhiblexn. From There CapTain KeaTing, Commanding Ufficer of The Yancey and Task UniT Commodore, guided The ships under his command To Vieques, V.l., where They parTicipaTed in Training exercises. Un 17 April The Yancey seT ouT for ST. Thomas, V.l. arriving There 18 April. MosT of The crew Took advan- Tage of The Tax free porT and purchased a varieTy of goods from all over The world. We shall all remember The beach parTy held on The beauTiful sands of ST. Thomas and The many breaThTaking views from The high hills of The surrounding counTryside. Such names as Bluebe,ard's CasTle , Virgin lsle l-loTel The Fallen Angel , The MounTain Top'MoTel wiTh Their Banana Daiquiresn, Rum Swizels and The STeel Drum Bands will always sTir pleasanT memories for all of us. The Yancey deparTed from CharloTTe Amalie, capiTal of ST. Thomas on 25 April for Roosevelf Roads and backloading parT of The operaTion reTurning To Norfolk on 2 May, afTer dropping The Marines off aT Morehead CiTy, N.C. On TO May, 1962 The Yancey enTered The hisToric CharlesTon l-larbor and sTeamed inTo The ammu- niTion depoT To unload. AfTer unloading she sfeamed back down The river and moored To a pier where she accomplished anoTher Yancey firsT by loading nine boaTs in addifion To her own, a Truly remarkable feaT since five of These boaTs were 30 Ton LCM's. While in Charlesfon The crew Took advanTage of The recre- aTional faciliTies in Town and saw many of The hisToric sighTs of old CharlesTon. Un 5 July The Yancey Took parT in an amphibious exercise wiTh Rhibron 2. On 9 July she was underway for Rockland, Maine wiTh 75 SeascouTs llanded Then in a 1A aT LiTTle Creeki Midshipmen and reserve per- sonnel. EnrouTe The ship TransiTed The Cape Cod Canal, anchored in BosTon l-larbor and passed many of The hisToric ciTies and Towns along The rocky New England CoasT. Once aT Rockland The Yancey ran The meas-. ured mile and her crew will long be remembered by The Rocklanders for Their efforTs in bringing back The bell . Hundreds of Townsfolks waTched The Yancey's drill Team perform and visiTed The ship during an open house for The cifizens. On The reTurn run To Norfolk, The Yancey visiTed Texas Tower 2 and sighfed some Russian Trawlers. A 1 Alpha was held aT RrovinceTown, Mass., afTer which The ship anchored in Rrovincefown Harbor. She re- Turned To Norfolk on 20 April for an upkeep period. G ' Un 24 July The Yancey was underway for Davisville, R.l. and The firsT leg of her firsT TransaTlanTic cruise. A Seabee uniT was loaded aboard and The ship sfeamed for RoTa, Spain. There she offloaded The Seabees and The crew enioyed a planned sighTseeing Tour of The surrounding Spanish Towns. We all remember The Spanish Dance Troupe, The BullfighTs and The excellenT sherry from The vineyards of The Jerez disTricT of Spain. The ship Then headed for Lisbon, RorTugal for Three days liberTy. There The crew enioyed The excellenT ConTinenTal Cuisine and The many hisToric monumenTs of The early RorTugese exploreres. , Final ly The Yancey was homeward bound buT noT before a side Trip To The Rock of .GabralTar, The Yancey s firsT Mediferranean cruise CshorT as iT wasi. AfTer unloading The Seabees aT Davisville, R.l. The Yancey headed souTh and reTurned To Norfolk 18 AugusT, 1962. PRE UHIIHIISSIUIIIIIG cummlssuunlns We Gwwndwfwq UWM, and Gww ww! the Aww of 40444 Fwiewwe al Me wnmmwwhq af Zire wwf sam sw www QAM-935 aff S. 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During the latter part of World War II, the Yancey participated in the lwo Jima and Okinawa campaigns. ln 1946, the 13,000-ton ship took part in the Navy's deep freeze operations in Antarctica. At the outbreak ofthe Korean conflict, she was serving in the Norfolk area as a unit of the Atlantic Fleet Service Force. The Yancey continued service in the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets until her decommissioning in December 1957, While operating with Amphibious Squadron 12, she will be commanded by Captain G. R. Keating. .30- 'xss el o ' V.-5 'XX s 6 O ' Ava -aexznfu o snxo onxn ded' X Gen conx 'og o Soi ' Wai ' ' s gf n asv s fa. . bn n Cnxs e or xo 'lane e on xdxng YXX ' Vne vae ' w xx X0 1 UG onceq Qi Xfxsfxk eok . 006 ' Gt Nkss Nfl wow V5 X0 C gi Q iw XWZ, A 'vom e 'isnceq , on i 'LO ixn few gnegnoefs oi me su 25. eo what s'ne vnongnk do o q me nnos-oeX, sxne so esenwixon, s'ne X eq , X M0 fnen Nixss Bofnexnzxn est , was nonor eo low 'Sw 'AX Sxsuon , e-ax, s'ne sexo orne 0 5. 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