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UNCLASSIFIED

From: Commanding Officer, USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) To: Director of Naval History, Washington, D.C.

Subj: COMMAND HISTORY, OPNAV 575011 REPORTING

Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5750.1 2D

Encl: (1) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Welcome Aboard Booklet (2) Commanding Officer's Biography and Photograph (3) Executive Officer's Biography and Photograph (4) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT NOTICE 1301 of 14 NOV 90 (5) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Line Chronology 1989 ( 6 ) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Chronology of 1989 Distinguished

Visitors1 Media (7) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Rescue at Sea Press Release (8) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Operation Dragon Hammer Press Release (9) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Bat t le Group Homecoming Press Release (10) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Aircraf t Intermediate Maintenance

Depar tment Mediterranean Deployment Report (1 1) NAVAIR 138101 1 (PART I-LANDING) and NAVAIR 1381011A (PART II-

LANDINGS f o r January, February, March 1989 (12) NAVAIR 138101 1 (PART I-LANDING) and NAVAIR 138101 1A (PART II-

LANDINGS f o r April, May, June 1989 (13) NAVAIR 138101 1 (PART I-LANDING) and NAVAIR 138101 1A (PART II-

LANDINGS for July, August, September 1989 (14) NAVAIR 138101 1 (PART I-LANDING) and NAVAIR 138101 1A (PART II-

LANDINGS for October, November, December 1989 (15) Photograph of USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) (16) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Supply Depar tment Mediterranean

Deployment Report (17) Daily Operating Schedule (Green Sheet) fo r USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (18) Weekly Operating Schedule (Pink Sheet) fo r USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT

1. Command Composition and Organization. a. Mission. USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) keeps open sea lanes of

t r a d e and communication by projecting a i r superiority t o a l l points on t h e globe. Maintaining her equipment a n d men in t h e highest state of readiness enables her t o c a r r y o u t a wide variety of missions including anti-air warfare , anti-surface warfare, antisubmarine warfare, and e lect ronic warfare. She a l so shares, with other Navy ships, a mission of replenishing ships a t sea and performing various non-combat missions such as rescue at sea of vessels in d is t ress and t ranspor t of refugees and o thers in need of help, enclosure (1).

b. Organizational St ructure and Home Port. Capta in Dayton W. R i t t is t h e Commanding Officer. Enclosure (2) conta ins his biography a n d photograph. Captain Alan M. Gemmill i s t h e Executive Officer. His biography a n d photograph a r e conta ined in enclosure (3). USS THEODORE ROOSEVELTts organization, including Heads of Departments, s taf f members and col la tera l duty assignments, is shown in enclosure (4). USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) is homeported in Norfolk, Virginia and assigned

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t o Commander Carr ier Group EIGHT. c. Chronological Listing of Significant Events. Enclosure (5) i s a chronological

listing of significant even t s a n d enclosure (6) contains a chronological list of visitors.

2. Narrative.

January lst, 1989 found USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) underway in t h e f i r s t days of he r maiden Mediterranean deployment. Embarked in TR was RADM (L) David B. Robinson, Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Group EIGHT, who served as Commander Task Force 6 0 during t h e Mediterranean deployment. T o prepare t h e c r e w for t h e upcoming six months, TR held a sa fe ty standdown (3 & 7 Jan), a security standdown (5 Jan) and a chemical warfare standdown (6 Jan). On January 5th, TR conducted t h e f i rs t of 70 fueling at-sea evolutions when USS FARRAGUT pulled alongside fo r over 96,000 gallons of JP-5. During t h e cruise, TR pumped more than 21,957,000 gallons of JP-5 t o ships in t h e ba t t l e group.

The cruise also marked t h e maiden deployment of t h e Navy's f i r s t and only "TRV1 o r ten-squadron a i r wing, Carr ier Air Wing EIGHT. This new line-up adds one squadron of A- 6's and one e a c h additional E2C & EA6B a i r c r a f t t o t h e tradit ional line-up, giving TR more power projection capabil i ty than ever before.

TR en te red t h e SIXTH F l e e t on January 1 l t h and welcomed t h e f i r s t of more than seventy f lag off icers t h e nex t day when VADM J. D. Williams, Commander U.S. SIXTH Fleet , f lew aboard f o r a familiarization visit along with VADM R. M. Dunleavy, Commander Naval Air Force, U.S. At lant ic Fleet. During his visit, VADM Dunleavy presented TR with t h e Engineering "Red El1 and Communications "Green Cw for CY 1988. Fur ther deta i l i s provided in enclosure (6).

The USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Bat t le Group relieved USS JOHN F. KENNEDY as Task force SIX ZERO in the Mediterranean on January 15th. Briefers from COMSIXTHFLT embarked TR t o update c r e w and off icers o n political and operational e v e n t s in t h e Mediterranean. TR then joined JFK for t h e f i r s t exercise of t h e cruise, National Week 1A.

USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT1s Sailor of t h e Year was a lso se lected on 15 January. Master a t Arms (Surface Warfare) F i r s t Class won t h e honor.

TR enter ta ined t h e Chairman of t h e I tal ian Joint Chiefs of Staff , Admiral Mario df Ugo Por ta for a n overnight embark on 21 January 1989, t h e f i r s t of more than f i f ty embarks hosted by TR during t h e cruise.

The f i r s t liberty p o r t a f t e r 24 days a t sea, Palma De Mallorca, offered many TR sailors thei r f i rs t visi t t o foreign soil. Crewmembers took advantage of offered tours t o jousting tournaments, t h e scenic countryside and t o t h e many surrounding beaches. Traveling t o t h e town of Pe t ra , bir thplace of Juniper Sera, founder of California, crewmembers enter ta ined children a t a local school with songs and games. Sailors part icipated in goodwill visi ts t o schools a n d hospitals throughout t h e cruise, singing songs, playing games and distributing toys donated by t h e Hasbro Company.

Departing Palma on 31 January, TR headed t o Marseille, France. T R hosted t h e f i rs t of 12 media embarks when representatives from t h e Associated Press, ABC television and Cable News Network f lew aboard 4 Feb. The resulting s to r ies were broadcast worldwide. In ear ly February, TR joined forces with t h e French Navy in t h e f i rs t joint exercise of t h e cruise, Phinia '89. CV W-8 a i r c r a f t f lew missions in support of amphibious operations, including a n opposed landing and a non-combatant evacuation. A t t h e conclusion of Phinia '89, VADM Tripier, Commander of French Naval Forces, praised the ship's performance saying, "It was a g r e a t privilege and a real pleasure t o work together during th is exercise. Your professionalism and devotion has been impressive and appreciatedv1. During Phinia '89, t h e ship enter ta ined visi ts from ADM J a m e s Busey, Commander in Chief, U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Gen Schmitt , Chairman of t h e Jo in t Chiefs of Staff for France.

Following completion of t h e exercise and o n e day prior t o TR1s nex t por t call, t h e ship enter ta ined t h e Honorable R. Susan Wood, Consul General of t h e U.S. in Marseille, F rance on 9 Feb. The nex t day TR dropped anchor in Marseille fo r wha t was scheduled as a six day

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por t call. However, unexpected Mistral winds forced a n emergency sor t ie on 14 Feb. Members of TR's Reac to r and Engineering plants were manned, ready a n d s teaming in six minutes during very adverse conditions. The ship returned t o Marseille on 16 F e b t o pick up crewmembers and depar ted t h e n e x t day.

Underway from 17 - 24 Feb, USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) hosted a visi t from Houston radio s ta t ion KRBE who broadcast live from t h e TV studio. The visi t was taped and rebroadcast o n I1Entertainment Tonight" and "Navy News This Weekw. TR also hosted a Bat t le Force Warfare Commander's Conference. COMSIXTHFLT f lew aboard t o supervise operations north of Libya on 21/22 Feb.

An experience of a dif ferent kind awai ted TR in Alexandria, Egypt as crewmembers learned abou t Moslem culture. While at anchor in Alexandria, TR hosted fif ty-three distinguished visitors fo r lunch and tours. Guests, including four Egyptian cab ine t members and t h e U.S. Ambassador t o Egypt, f lew t o t h e ship by helo from Cairo and Alexandria. TR crewmen took advantage of t h e shor t visi t t o par t ic ipate in tours t o t h e pyramids, the sphinx and Egyptian Museum of Ancient Cultures.

Underway from Alexandria on 27 February, members of the Naval Propulsion Mobile Training Team embarked TR t o test her Reac to r and Engineering Depar tments in preparation f o r t h e upcoming Operational Reac to r Safeguards Examination. Also during t h e t ransi t from Alexandria t o Antalya Bay, Turkey, TR enter ta ined t h e Honorable William K. Perrin, U.S. Ambassador t o Cyprus on 1 Mar and General Necip Turumtay, Chief of t h e Turkish General Staff on 2 Mar. General Turumtay, hosted by VADM J. D. Williams, Commander SIXTH Fleet , was a n observer during successful barricade recovery of a VS-24 S-3 a i rcraf t . The following day, TR dropped anchor in Antalya Bay.

Following a por t c a l l of seven days, T R headed West via t h e S t r a i t s of Messina t o Naples, Italy for a five day p o r t visit. During her visi t members of t h e Swiss Guard, t h e Italian Red Cross and U S 0 Naples toured TR. On 19 March, Michele Cardinal Giordano, Archbishop of Naples, became t h e highest ranking church member t o visit TR. He confirmed nine TR crewmerrtbers during a Palm Sunday Mass held in t h e ship's hangar bay.

Prior t o anchoring in Tangier, Morocco, t h e ship hosted thirty-six distinguished visitors including fo rmer Prime Minister Mohammed Krim Lamrani, who f l ew aboard t h e ship on March 23 for a fl ight demonstration and tour. This marked t h e f i r s t Moroccan visi t t o a U.S. warship in more than five years. During t h e shor t two-day anchorage, TR hosted t h e Honorable Mr. Amrani Abdelhay, Secretary General of Tangiers. TR celebrated Easter Sunday with a sunrise service held o n t h e ship's f l ight deck enroute t o anchorage in Augusta Bay, Italy. While at Augusta Bay Secretary of t h e Navy William H. Ball, Jr. embarked and praised t h e TR/CVW-8 Team in a speech t o t h e crew. "You a r e halfway through a n extremely successful deployment and t h a t sends o u t a strong signal t o our fr iends and a l l ies in th is p a r t of t h e world...we will defend our basic in te res t s a n d we'll do whatever i s necessary t o ensure our goals and objectives a r e m e t and t h e values we cherish a r e protected and defended here in t h e Mediterranean." Secretary Ball's visi t was t h e f i rs t of two cabinet level embarks hosted by TR during t h e cruise. In mid-April, Samuel Skinner, Secretary of Transportation, embarked fo r a day-long look a t TR's operations. Secretary Skinner was accompanied by e igh t o the r members of t h e Depar tment of Transportation and VADM J a m e s Busey, Commander U.S. Naval Forces Europe. TR reached t h e halfway point of t h e cruise in Augusta Bay. Crewmen ce lebra ted with a "steel beacht1 picnic complete with t a len t show a n d concer t by t h e ship's band. During the two day anchorage, TR hosted Commanders from CTF-60/61/62/63/66/67 and 6 9 for a conference.

TR hosted more than 600 local dignitaries in h e r nex t port ca l l of Toulon, F rance for her f i r s t "Sunset Parade." Guests were t r ea ted t o a flawless tlsilent drillt' presented by t h e ship's Marine Detachment. Also during h e r por t visit, TR hosted t h e Master Chief Pe t ty Off icer of t h e Navy, AVCM(AW) Duane R. Bushey (former TR CMC) f o r a o n e day visit.

Enroute t o Monaco, more than 30 distinguished visitors including General Herve G. Navereau, Military Governor of Paris, embarked TR for a day-long display of firepower. A list of part icipants and a l l visitors c a n be found in enclosure (6).

A routine t ransi t between por t ca l l s in Toulon and Monaco became drama on t h e high


seas for USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Aircraf t from Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron NINE (HS-91, embarked with CVW-8, aided by TR a n d USS SOUTH CAROLINA (CGN-37), rescued f i f t een British yachtsmen from four sailboats foundering in hurricane- like seas. The sailboats were p a r t of a 16 boat flotilla sailing from Toulon t o Corsica. Search and rescue swimmers from HS-9 en te red t h e chilly wa te r in waves es t imated a t 3 5 f e e t and winds clocked a t 70 knots. One survivor, who suffered a broken leg, was a i r l i f ted t o Toulon fo r t r e a t m e n t while t h e o thers walked ashore t h e following day when TR arr ived in Monaco. The rescue was broadcast on television in France, Italy and the United Kingdom, and reported in newspapers around t h e world. Details on t h e rescue c a n be found in enclosure (7).

The operational t empo of t h e deployment was t es ted for a third t ime during exercise Dragon Hammer '89. TR joined with NATO all ies from Italy, the Netherlands, Turkey and t h e United Kingdom along with non-NATO forces from France and Spain fo r t h e exercise from 20 April - 2 May. This large-scale live exercise involving air , land and sea operations took place in Italy, Turkey and t h e Aegean, Ionian and Tyrrhenian Seas. The exercise was designed t o improve c o m b a t effectiveness, readiness, coordination and interoperability of allied sea, amphibious and a i r forces while demonstrating t h e capabil i ty t o defend and reinforce t h e southern region of Europe. TR and CVW-8 supported amphibious landings in Sardinia, as well as naval warfare exercises and a i r c o m b a t operations in Italy and Turkey. Details on t h e exercise c a n be found in enclosure (8).

During t h e exercise, P e t e r Sommer, U.S. Ambassador t o Malta embarked TR with t h e Commander of t h e Armed Forces of Malta, a Senior Advisor t o t h e Prime Minister, Foreign Minister, and a Special Assistant t o t h e Pr ime Minister. This visi t was t h e f i r s t visi t t o a U.S. Navy vessel in several years by representa t ives of th is strategically important island nation and was covered by t h r e e members of t h e Maltese media. The importance of t h e visi t was emphasized during a news conference held on board. VADM J. D. Williams, Commander SIXTH Fleet , remarked, "As long as the re is wate r in t h e Mediterranean, Malta will have s t ra teg ic value ( t o the United States)." Captain R i t t echoed those words, ''1 consider t h e Maltese visi t every bi t as important as t h e visi t of t h e Marshal of t h e Soviet Union l as t year."

TR completed Dragon Hammer '89 on 2 May and t w o days l a te r ar r ived in Haifa, Israel for some well ea rned liberty. More than 3,000 crewmembers took advantage of tours offered t o Jerusalem, Galilee and t h e Dead Sea during t h e ship's two visi ts t o Haifa. During a special t r ip t o t h e Jordan River conducted by TR1s Baptist Chaplain, 11 crewmembers were baptised in t h e holy waters. The ship also hosted tours by members of t h e Israeli Defense Force and a visi t from t h e Israeli Minister of Transportation.

Between t h e two Haifa visits, TR conducted a three-day a i r c o m b a t exercise. A second t r ip t o Palma d e Mallorca proved t o be t h e crew's favorite. With warm

weather and tour is t season in peak, crewmembers ra ted th is second s top as thei r favorite port. More than 300 men viewed thei r f i rs t bullfight.

TR depar ted Palma 3 June, joining with uni ts from Italy, France and Spain in Exercise Sardinia '89. During t h e exercise, CVW-8 a i r c r a f t f lew missions t o p ro tec t convoy ships, low level bombing runs t o support a n amphibious landing, and a i r patrols t o guard agains t opposing a i r a t tacks . USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) a lso hosted several visi ts during this exercise including ADM J a m e s R. Hogg, U.S. Representa t ive t o NATO Military Commit tee, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Knight, United Kingdom Military Representative t o NATO.

TR turned over dut ies in t h e Mediterranean t o USS CORAL SEA (CV-43) on 15 June and l e f t the SIXTH F l e e t on 20 June.

As TR outchopped, VADM Williams commented on t h e ship's performance during t h e cruise saying, llI1ve been qui te pleased with t h e performance of the TR ba t t l e group, THEODORE ROOSEVELT in part icular ... There's nothing you (TR) can' t do... You're the largest and newest of our c a r r i e r s but t h a t does n o t make you a good ship. People make it a good ship ... Theodore Roosevelt would be qui te proud if h e saw t h e performance o f the maiden voyage. You have done t h e name well.11


Returning home t o a hero's welcome, USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) pulled pierside t o t h e cheers of thousands of anxious wives and girlfriends o n 30 June. VADM J. K. Ready, Commander Naval Air Force, U.S. Atlantic F l e e t f lew t o TR prior t o h e r ar r ival and praised TR's performance in t h e Med. The ship also enter ta ined members of a l l t h e local television stations, and the resulting publicity was used extensively throughout t h e Tidewater area. Fur ther deta i ls on TR's re turn c a n be found in enclosure (9).

A period of standdown followed t h e ship's return from deployment. During the standdown, TR enter ta ined General Duane Cassidy, Commander in Chief, U.S. Transportation CommandJCornmander in Chief Military Airl if t Command and a group of four on 17 July and Ambassador Yuriy V. Dubinin, Soviet Union Ambassador t o t h e U.S. and t h e Captains of th ree Russian ships visiting Norfolk o n 24 July. The visi t was hosted by VADM J. K. Ready, COMNAVAIRLANT and RADM D. B. Robinson, Commander Cruiser- Destroyer Group EIGHT.

Following standdown, TR headed up t h e Elizabeth River t o Norfolk Naval Shipyard fo r a th ree and a half month availability period. The $26 million Selected Rest r ic ted Availability resulted in over 2000 completed jobs. Major work included modification t o t h e EA-6B facil i ty t o accommodate vans upgraded t o ECP-390 configuration and work t o remove six KY-8 communications antennas and install t e n KY-58s. Enclosure (10) deta i ls AIMD changes. During 1989, TR completed 17 K a l t e ra t ions and 41 D & F alterations. Three-hundred seventy-eight (378) controlled jobs were accomplished by ship's force.

Af te r a t w o day F a s t Cruise, USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) depar ted NNSY 24 November for sea trials. In December TR landed her f i rs t fixed wing airplane in f ive months during F l e e t Carr ier Qualifications held off t h e Virginia Capes. During both at-sea periods TR continued in her role of hosting distinguished visitors with visi ts from MGEN Ryan, USAF, Deputy Commander in Chief, U.S. Atlantic Fleet ; BGEN Huey, Deputy Commander, F lee t Marine Force Atlantic; and six congressional s t a f f members during TR's December at-sea period.

The end of 1989 found USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) spending t h e holidays in Norfolk following a very successful year.

A t t h e s t a r t o f business 1 January 1989, USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) had a n enlisted c r e w of th ree thousand six hundred fifty-four (3654), a t close of business on 31 December 1989 the re were 2733 enlisted crewmembers aboard. On 1 January 1989 173 of f i ce r s were assigned t o T R and a t close of business 31 December 1989 the re were 175 off icers assigned.

During 1989, 1092 crewmen graduated from t h e t w o week School of t h e Ship held bi- weekly f o r newly reporting personnel. During 1989, TR conducted 10,600 ca tapu l t launches and 10,600 a r res ted landings, and CVW-8 a i r c r a f t f lew a lmos t 22,000 fl ight hours.

Enclosures (1 1, 12, 1 3 and 14) conta in deta i ls on launches and landings fo r 1989.

3. Supporting Documents. Enclosure (15) is a photograph of USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT taken during routine operations off t h e c o a s t of Virginia.

/& Captain, U.S. Navy

Commanding Officer

USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) LINE CHRONOLOGY 1989

30 DEC 88 - 24 JAN 89 UNDERWAY (MED CRUISUTRANSIT/INCHOP)

3 JAN SAFETY STANDDOOWN

5 JAN SECURITY STANDDOWN FAS USS FARRUGUT (96,500 JP5)

6 JAN CHEMICAL WARFARE STANDDOWN FAS USS MOINESTER (85,744 JP5)

7 JAN SAFETY STANDDOWN DV VISIT FAS USS CONYNGHAM (68,220 JP5) RASJVERTREP USS KALAMAZOO (60 lif ts/813,014 JP5)

9 JAN FAS USS WILLIAM V. PRATT (80,000 JP5) FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER OF THE QUARTER Firs t Class Aviation Electr ic ian~s Mate

10 JAN COMSIXTHFLT BRIEFERSJCTG-63 VERTREPJ CONREP USS SIRIUS (1 24 CONREPJ 100 VERTREP) VERTREP USS KALAMAZOO (180 l if ts)

11 JAN INCHOP T O COMSIXTHFLT

12 JAN COMFAIRMED BRIEFERS COMSIXTHFLT, VADM J. D. WILLIAMS EMBARK COMNAVAIRLANT, VADM DUNLEAVY EMBARK ENGINEERING "RED E" AWARD WINNER COMMUNICATIONS "C" AWARD WINNER

1 5 - 17 JAN NATIONAL WEEK 1A

15 JAN COMSIXTHFLT BRIEFERS TURNOVER WITH USS JOHN F. KENNEDY (CV-67) WEAPONS ONLOAD USS JOHN F. KENNEDY (35 lifts) SAILOR OF THE YEAR Firs t Class Master a t Arms (Surface Warfare)

16 JAN . DV VISIT

18 JAN DEPCOMSTRIKFORSOUTHJNATO CVBG INCHOP BRIEF

20 JAN TUNISIAN PASSEX

21 JAN CHAIRMAN ITALIAN JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF, ADM MARIO DI UGO PORTA EMBARK HOSTED BY COMSIXTHFLT

Enclosure ( 5 )


23 JAN CONREPIFAS USNS HENRY J. KAISER (100 pallets CONREPI 1,840,662 gallons JP5) VERTREP USNS SIRIUS (100 l if ts) VFA-87 CHANGE OF COMMAND

24 - 30 JAN ANCHOR PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN

24 JAN FIRST MEDITERRANEAN PORT CALL LUNCHEON - PALMA MAYOR, BALEARIC ISLAND OFFICIALS

25 JAN CTF SIX THREE BRIEFERS VISIT USS MOINSTER COMMANDING OFFICER VISIT

31 JAN - 10 FEB UNDERWAY

31 JAN - 2 FEB AGLOW CHARLIE

1 - 2 FEB SPANISH PASSE*

2 FEB RAS USS KALAMAZOO (896,446 gallons JP5)

3 FEB MEDIA EMBARK (AP, ABC, CNN) FAS USS SELLERS (COMPLETED 4 JAN/126,500 gallons JP5)

4 FEB - 8 FEB PHINIA '89 EXERCISE WITH FRENCH NAVY

6 FEB COMSIXFLT ARRIVES CINCUSNAVEUR, ADM JAMES BUSEY EMBARK CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF FRANCE, GEN SCHMITT EMBARK

8 FEB RASICONREP USNS JOSHUA L. HUMPHRIES (1,521,438 gallons JP51147 PALLETS CONREPICOMPLETED 9 Jan)) MEDIA EMBARK (FRENCH FR-3, TF-1, SIGMA, SIPA)

9 FEB CEM 89A MISSILEX CONSUL GENERAL OF U.S. IN MARSEILLES, FRANCE, R. SUSAN WOOD EMBARK

10 - 1 4 FEB ANCHOR MARSEILLE, FRANCE

10 FEB MARSEILLE AREA MEDIA PRESS CONFERENCEITOUR MARSEILLE DV LUNCHEON


CONTINUED

11 FEB MARSEILLE DISTINGUISHED VISITOR LUNCHEONITOUR (20)

14 - 16 FEB UNDERWAY

14 FEB EMERGENCY SORTEE MARSEILLE SRA-89 WORK DEFINITION CONFERENCE

16 FEB ANCHOR MARSEILLE, FRANCE

17 - 24 FEB UNDERWAY

17 FEB MEDIA EMBARK PETTY OFFICER OF THE QUARTER Third Class Electrician's Mate (Surface Warfare)

18 FEB TRANSIT STRAITS OF BONIFACIO RASIVERTREPICONREP USS KALAMAZOO (535,907 gallons JP51109 pallets CONREPI210 lifts) VERTREP USS CONCORD (210 lifts) KRBE RADIO EMBARK

20 FEB TRANSIT STRAITS OF MESSINA BATTLE FORCE WARFARE COMMANDER'S CONFERENCE

21 FEB COMSIXTHFLT VISIT

22 Feb LIBYAN FIROPS

23 FEB RAS KALAMAZOO (1,189,248 gallons JP5)

24 FEB - 10 MAR WINTEX-CIMEX 89

24 - 26 FEB ANCHOR ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT

25 FEB DV LUNCHEON

27 FEB - 03 MAR UNDERWAY

27 FEB - 2 MAR NAVAL PROPULSION MOBILE TRAINING TEAM EMBARK

01 MAR U.S. AMBASSADOR. TO CYPRUS EMBARK

02 MAR RAS USS KALAMAZOO (913,338 JP5) COMSIXTHFLT EMBARK CHIEF, TURKISH GENERAL STAFF, GEN NECIP TORUMTAY


CONTINUED

03 - 10 MAR ANCHOR ANTAYLA, TURKEY

03 MAR DV LUNCHEON

07 MAR E-4 EXAM

09 MAR E-5 EXAM

10 - 15 MAR UNDER WAY

12 MAR LIBYAN FIROPS

13 MAR TRANSIT STRAITS OF MESSINA

14 MAR E-6 EXAM UNREP/VERTREP/CONREP USS KALAMAZOO (863,128 gallons JP5/ 178 pallets CONREPJ205 lifts) VERTREP USS CONCORD (205 lifts)

14 MAR BLUE JACKET OF THE QUARTER Dentalman

15 - 20 MAR ANCHOR NAPLES, ITALY

16 MAR ITALIAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE LUNCHEON SWISS GUARD TOUR

17 MAR COMCARGRU TWO, RADM MACKE VISIT SWISS GUARD TOUR

18 MAR NAVCAMS MED TOUR ITALIAN RED CROSS TOUR SHIP PICNIC US0 COUNCIL TOUR SWISS GUARD TOUR GREEK JOURNALISTS TOUR

19 MAR CONFIRMATION MASS BY MICHELE CARDINAL GIORDANO, ARCHBISHOP OF NAPLES MEDIA EMBARK

20 - 23 MAR UNDERWAY

20 MAR DEPUTY CINCUSNAVEUR, RADM ILG EMBARK UNDERWAY

23 MAR COMSIXTHFLT VISIT MORROCO DV VISIT

USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-7 1) LINE CHRONOLOGY 1989

CONTINUED

23 - 24 MAR ANCHOR TANGIERS, MORROCO

24 MAR SECRETARY OF TANGIER VISIT

25 - 29 MAR UNDERWAY

25 MAR FAS USS CONYNGHAM (1 15,000 JP5)

26 MAR EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE - FLIGHT DECK

29 MAR FAS USS CONYNGHAM (99,000 JP5) TRAINING STANDDOWN

29-30 MAR ANCHOR AUGUSTA BAY, ITALY

29 MAR CTF 60/61/62/63/66/67/69 CONFERENCE CVBG CO'S CONFERENCE SECNAV HON WILLIAM H. BALL EMBARK HOSTED BY COMSIXTHFLT/ CINCUSNAVEUR AMMO VERTREP COMDESRON 24 ASW BRIEF BATTLE GROUP BAKE OFF FRENCH MIDSHIPMEN EMBARK CBR STANDOWN

30 MAR SHIP'S PERSONNEL INSPECTION STEEL BEACH PICNIC DRAGON HAMMER OVERVIEW

31 MAR - 2 APR UNDERWAY

31 MAR TRANSIT STRAITS OF MESSINA ASUW COMMANDER'S CONFERENCE

2 APR TRANSIT STRAITS OF BONIFACIO RAS USS KALAMAZOO (1,101,486 JP5)

3 - 9 A P R ANCHOR TOULON, FRANCE

3 APR DV LUNCHEON

5 APR SUNSET PARADE

9 APR MASTER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER OF THE NAVY VISIT - AVCM(AW) DUANE R. BUSHEY VISIT

10 - 13 APR UNDERWAY

10 APR FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER OF THE QUARTER Firs t Class Aviation Fire Control Technician (Aviation Warfare)

11 APR FRENCH DV EMBARK

13 APR RESCUE AT SEAIBRITISH YAGHTSMEN

14 - 17 APR ANCHORMONACO

14 APR MEDIA VISIT

17 - 19 APR UNDERWAY

18 - 19 APR DATEX 89

18 APR RASICONREP USS KALAMAZOO (1,349,671 JP51 122 pallets CONREP)

20 APR - 2 MAY EXERCISE DRAGON HAMMER

20 APR EXERCISE DRAGON HAMMER BEGINS (NATO) MEDIA EMBARK

21 APR DAMSEL FAIR MINEX

22 APR SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION HON SAMUEL SKINNER EMBARK HOSTED BY CINCUSNAVEUR

23 APR TRANSIT STRAITS OF MESSINA

25 APR ANCHOR AUGUSTA BAY

25 APR COMSIXTHFLT VISIT COMBINED WARFARE COMMANDERS PRESAIL CONFERENCE

25 APR UNDERWAY

25 APR RAS USS KALAMAZOO (1,346,655 JPSICOMPLETED 26 APR)

26 APR COMSIXTHFLT VISIT ITALIAN AIR FORCE, COMMANDER FIVE ALLIED TACTICAL AIR FORCES LGEN MONTINARI EMBARK U.S. AM~ASSADOR TO MALTAIMALTESE DV'S EMBARK MALTESE MEDIA EMBARK

1 MAY COMMANDER, TURKISH FIRST TACTICAL AIR FORCE, LGEN R1 IRHAN VISIT

3 MAY RAS USS KALAMAZOO (1,485,961 gallons JP5) VERTREP USS JOSHUA L. HUMPHRIES (490 pallets)

4 - 8 M A Y ANCHOR HAIFA, ISRAEL

4 MAY MEDIA VISIT

6 MAY ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCE COMMAND AND STAFF VISITORS

7 MAY DV TOUR SHIP'S PICNIC

8 MAY ISREALI DEFENSE FORCE TOUR

9 - 1 1 MAY UNDERWAY

10 MAY SAILOR OF THE QUARTER Third Class Electrician's Mate (Surface Warfare)

12 - 15 MAY ANCHOR HAIFA, ISRAEL

12 MAY IDF VISITORS

13 MAY DV TOUR

14 MAY DV TOUR

15 MAY DV TOUR ISRAELI MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATION UNIVERSITY OF HAIFA P A 0 STUDENTS TOUR

16 - 19 MAY 3M INSPECTION

16 - 24 MAY UNDERWAY

18 - 20 MAY EXERCISE JUNIPER STALLION (ISRAEL)

16 MAY ISRAELI AIR FORCE VISIT

17 MAY ISRAELI AIR FORCE VISIT COMNAVAIRLANT 3M INSPECTION

19 MAY RASICONREP USS JOSHUA HUMPREYS (1,414,348 gallons JP5162 pallets CONREP) VERTREPICONREP USS CONCORD (? lifts1134 pallets CONREP)

21 MAY TRANSIT STRAITS OF SICILY

22 MAY NEY INSPECTION

24 MAY - 2 JUN ANCHOR PALMA DE MALLORCA

25 MAY VAQ-141 CHANGE OF COMMAND DV VISIT

26 MAY DV RETURN CALLILUNCHEON

27 MAY DV VISIT

28 MAY DV VISIT

29 MAY DV VISIT

30 MAY DV VISIT

1 JUN DV VISIT

3 - 7 JUN SARDINIA 89

3 - 8 JUN UNDERWAY

3 JUN COMCARGRU SIX RADM LEIGHTON W. SMITH JR. VISIT U.S. REPRESENTATIVE T O NATO MILITARY COMMITTEE ADM JAMES R. HOGG VISIT NUCLEAR PROPULSION TRAINING TEAM VISIT

4 - 6 J U N SARDINIA '89

4 JUN UK MILREP T O NATO AIR CHIEF MARSHAL SIR MICHAEL KNIGHT EMBARK

6 JUN DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL PROJECTS, U.S. EUROPEAN COMMAND BGEN SCOTT EMBARK

7 JUN RAS USS KALAMAZOO (1,515,765 gallons JP5)

8 - 9 JUN ANCHOR AUGUSTA BAY

8 JUN TRANSIT STRAITS OF MESSINA DC OLYMPICS STEEL BEACH PICNIC

9 JUN AMMO OFFLOAD USS SEATTLE (AOE-3) (95 lifts)


CONTINUED

10 - 29 JUN UNDERWAY

1 0 - 18 JUN NATIONAL WEEK 898

10 JUN COMSIXTHFLT EMBARK CINCUSNAVEUR ADM J. T. HOWE EMBARK COMCARGRU 6 RADM L.W. SMITH EMBARK

11 JUN MASS REENLISTMENT

11 - 12 JUN DUAL CVBG LIBYAN FIROPS

13 JUN ITALIAN AIR FORCE DEPUTY CHIEF O F STAFF, GEN MELON1 EMBARK COMSIXTHFLT EMBARK

15 JUN TURNOVER USS CORAL SEA (CV-43) AMMO OFFLOAD USS CORAL SEA (CV-43) (180 lifts) AMMO OFFLOAD USS BUTTE (AE-27) (100 lifts) AMMO OFFLOAD USS NITRO (AE-23) (30 lifts)

19 JUN NAVAL RESERVE ACDUTRA TRANSIT STRAITS O F GIBRALTAR

21 JUN FAS USS LEYTE GULF (98,022 gallons JP%) FAS USS MOINSTER (31,854 gallons JP5) FAS USS MOOSBRUGGER (86,993 gallons JP5) FAS USS WILLIAM V. PRATT (68,340 gallons JP5) FAS USS FARRACUT (140,123 gallons JP5) FAS USS CONNYNGHAM (88,723 gallons JP5)

23 JUN AIR WING MISSILE SHOOT

24 JUN AMMO OFFLOAD USS MOUNT BAKER (280 pallets CONREPI327 lifts) Blue J a c k e t of t h e Quar ter - Personnelman Seaman

26 - 28 JUN OPERATIONAL REACTOR SAFEGUARDS EXAM

26 JUN FAS USS MOOSBRUGGER (138,000 gallons JP5)

27 JUN CVW-8 FLY-OFF

28 JUN AMMO OFFLOAD USS DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER (CVN-69) (500 lifts)

29 JUN MEDIA EMBARK

30 JUN ANCHOR OPAREA W-50


CONTINUED

30 JUN COMMANDER NAVAL AIR FORCES, U.S. ATLANTIC FLEET, VADM J. K. READY VISIT DV EMBARK MEDIA VISIT RETURN NORFOLK

30 JUN - 30 JUL INPORT - NORFOLK

1 JUL WEAPONS OFFLOAD ( I l i f t )

7 JUL FLAMMABLES OFFLOAD

10 JUL NAMED 1988 EDWARD F. NEY AWARD WINNER - (LARGE AFLOAT CATEGORY)

11 JUL WEAPONS OFFLOAD (75 lifts)

17 JUL NATIONAL DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION AGENCY TOUR Fi r s t Class P e t t y Off icer of t h e Quar te r - Aviation Electrician's Mate (Air Warfare) F i r s t Class

24 JUL SOVIET AMBASSADOR T O THE U.S., AMBASSADOR YURIY V. DUBININ - SOVIET DV TOUR

25 JUL J P 5 OFFLOAD (262,764 gallons)

31 JUL UNDERWAY

31 JUL TRANSIT T O NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD

31 JUL - 20 NOV INPORT NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD

10 AUC P e t t y Officer of t h e Quar te r - Second Class Machinest Mate

16 - 19 NOV SMI INSPECTION

21 Nov - 22 Nov FAST CRUISE - NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD

24 NOV - 26 NOV SEA TRIALS - VACAPES

6 k - 1 3 - CARRIER QUALIFICATIONS - VACAPES

CHRONOLOGY OF 1989 DISTINGUISH VISITORS1 MEDIA

DATE: 30 DEC 1988 MEDIA VISIT

NAMES Ms. Laura Taylor

Mr. Wayne Hughes

Mr. Mike Dillard

TITLE Reporter, Ch 10 Cameraman, Ch 10 Engineer, Ch 10 Cameraman, Ch 10 Engineer, Ch 10 Reporter/Anchor, C h 3 Cameraman, Ch 3 Engineer Engineer Reporter, 1 3 Cameraman Engineer Reporter, Daily Press Photographer, Daily Press Photographer, Ledger/ Pilot

DATE: 7 JAN 1989 EMBARK CTC 24.6 Commodore/CO/Senior Enlisted

25-Commo/ COs 23-CSCTM & CMCS

DATE: 12-13 JAN 1989 MEDIA EMBARK

NAMES J O C

TITLE Reporter, STARS AND STRIPES

DATE: 12 JAN 1989 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE

VADM R.M. Dunleavy Naval Air Force, U.S. Atlantic F l e e t CAPT W.H. Switzer CNAL, CVICVW OPS CAPT R.D. Gran t CNAL, ACOS for Supply CDR CNAL, Force Legal Officer LCDR CNAL, Flag LT PRCM F/ MC

DATE: 12 JAN 1989 EMBARK COMFAIRMED INCHOP BRIEF

NAMES HTCM

TITLE COMFAIRMED F/MC

Plus 12-briefers from COMAFAIRMED

Enclosure ( 6 )

DATE: 12 JAN 1989 EMBARK

NAMES VADM Williams

TITLE C6F

DATE: 12 JAN 1989 MEDIA EMBARK

NAMES TITLE

SGT JOSN

NBS, Rota NBS, Rota

DATE: 14 JAN 1989 EMBARK SIXTHFLT INCHOP

NAMES TITLE

CAPT G.A. Vasquez CAPT W.L. Perry CDR CDR CDR CDR CDR LCDR

C6F, Surgeon C6F, Chaplain C6F, JAG ACOS for Communications

, C6F, AAW Officer C6F, Scheduler C6F, SIWAC C6F, Oceanographer

DATE: 18 JAN 1989 EMBARK DEPCOMSTRIKFORSOUTH NATO CV BATTLE GROUP BRIEFERS

NAMES CAPT W. P. Decarli Plus-3 Briefers

TIT'LE DEPCOMSTRIKFORSOUTH, COS

DATE: 2 f i ~ m 9 8 9 EMBARK Chairman Italian J C S

NAMES

ADM Mario di Ugo Por ta GEN Benito Gavazza VADM WILLIAMS MGEN Luigi Federici RADM Angelo Mariani RADM Alfeo Batt l io CAPT Lee Ewert , USN LCDR C a p t , USA

TITLE

Chairman, Italian J C S Commander Allied Land Forces Southern Europe C6F DIR Logistics, Italian Army JCS, EA DEP Chief of I tal ian Defense Staff USDAO Rome C6F, Flag LT C6F

DATE: 24 JAN 1989 LUNCHEON/TOUR Palma, Spain DV Luncheon

NAMES TITLE

H.E. Sr. Carlos Martin GOV, Communidad Autonoma GEN Jose Valdes Commanding General Balearics General Alfonso del Rio Chief, Air Sec to r Balearics Islands H.E. Sr. Ramon Aguilo Mayor, Palma, Spain CAPT Gonzalo Molins (Acting) Chieff, Naval Sector Balearic Islands

DATE: 2-3 FEB 1989 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE

LT , USN AFSOUTH, P A 0 C a p t , USAF AFSOUTH, ADMIN

DATE: 4-5 FEB 1989 MEDIA EMBARK

NAMES TITLE

Mr. Perry Leonard Mr. Gianni Goggia Mr. Wolf Achtner Ms. J a n e Hartney Mr. Massimo Mariotti Mr. Jim Clancy Ms. J a n e Evans Mr. Je remy Rothman

Associated Press Associated Press Producer, ABC Cameraoperator, ABC Sound, ABC Reporter, CNN Cameraoperator, CNN Sound, CNN

DATE: 6 FEB 1989 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE - VADM Duthoit French Navy, Mediterranean F l e e t

DATE: 8 FEB 1989 MEDIA EMBARK

NAMES

Mr. Pierre Babey Mr. Didier Thiebaut Mr. Jean-Pierre Ferey Mr. Thierry Froissart Mr. Rober t Muller Mr. Thomas Healey Ms. Pa t r i ce Habans Ms. Laura Marlowe

TITLE

Reporter, FR-3 (French Public TV) Cameraoperater , FR-3 Reporter, T F l (French TV) Cameraoperator, TF- 1 Sound, TF-1 SIPA SYGMA Reporter, Freelance fo r International Herald Tribune

DATE: 9-10 FEB 1989 EMBARK

NAMES Hon. Ms. Susan Wood

TITLE Consul General of t h e U.S. in Marseille, France

DATE: 10 FEB 1989 MEDIA CONFERENCE

Marseill Media (12) Reporters/Camera/Photographers

DATE: 10 FEB 1989 LUNCHEONTOUR

NAMES TITLE GEN d e Brigade Marcel Durand Military Governor, Southern France HE Mon. arc el Morin Contre-ADM Louis Le Hegarat Mon. Alain Coudray Ms. R. Susan Wood Mon. Jules Sebastianelli Mon. Henry O'Byrne Mon. J e a n Rousset Commandant Yves Malpote

commissioner of Police, Southern France French Navy, Marseille French Maritime Affairs Mediterranean (RADM Equiv) U.S. Consul General, Marseille Dep Mayor, Marseille Chamber of Commerce, Marseille P o r t Authority, Marseille P o r t Captain, Marseille

DATE: 1 1 FEB 1989 LUNCHEONITOUR

Twenty Distinguished Visitors (Civil/ Military) from Marseille

DATE: 17 - 18 FEB 1989 MEDIA EMBARK

NAMES Mr. Andrea Artoni

TITLE ReporterlPhotographer, VALARI (Italian Magazine)

Ms. Isabella Stifani ~ e ~ o r t e r l ~ h o t o g r a ~ h e r , VALARI (Italian ~ a g a z i n e ) Mr. Jean-Pierre Montbazet ReporterIPhotographer, Osprey Publishers (France) Mr. Bruno Leonardi Reporter, Staff Presse Images (France)

DATE: 18 - 19 FEB 1989 KRBE EMBARK

NAMES Mr. Glenn L. Beck

TITLE - DJ, KRBE-FM Radio, Houston, TX

Mr. Clydie Clyde DJ, KRBE Mr. Tony L. Angelo Producer, KRBE Mr. John R. Shadle KRBE, Engineer Ms. Mary Flood Reporter, HOUSTON POST

DATE: 21 - 22 FEB 1989 EMBARK

NAMES VADM J. D. Williams CDR LCDR CDR CDR LCDR

TITLE C6F Air Ops Officer, C6F C6F, Flag LT C6F Air-to-Air C6F, Crytologist C6F, Asist Intel

DATE: 25 FEB 1989 LUNCHEONITOUR Fifty-three Distinguished Visitors from Alexandria, Egypt

NAMES TITLE Ambassador Frank Wisner U.S. Ambassador Egypt Mrs. Wisner Ambassador Ibrahim Y oussri DIR Legal Affairs, Ministry of Foregin Affairs, Egypt Mrs. Youssri Ambassador Wafaa Hegazy Under Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Egypt Mrs. Hegazy Ambassador Hussein Hassouna Chief of Cabinet, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Egypt Mrs. Hassouna Hon. Dr. Fouad A1 Sultan Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation, Egypt Mrs. Sultan Dr. Salah Hamed Governor, Cen t ra l Bank of Egypt Mrs. Hamed MGEN Moustafa Kamil DIR GEN, Dept S t a t e Security Investigations, Egypt BGEN El-Reedy Abbas Depar tment of S t a t e Security, Egypt MGEN Samih Sayid GEN Intelligence MGEN Ahmad Bayumi GEN Intelligence MGEN Sara fa t Shabin GEN Intelligence MGEN Faruq Hassabo GEN Intellignec COL Ahmoud Tawfik Ahmen GEN Intelligence MGEN Abdel Aziz Badar Chairman, Cairo internationa Airport MGEN Omar Mahmoud Soliman Military Intelligence Mrs. Soliman MGEN Abdel Hamid Mohamed Military Intelligence

Abdel Hamid Mrs. Hamid MGN Hosni Amin Military Intellignece Mrs. Amin Mr. Paul Balabanis U.S. Embassy Mrs. Balabanis Mr. Ralph Hughes U.S. Embassy Mr. P e t e r Bergin U.S. Embassy Mr. William Byers U.S. Embassy RADM Mohammed Tohami Mrs. Tohami RADM Amgat Fahmi Mrs. Fahmi RADM Reda Rashid Mrs. Rashid RADM Muhab Kame1 BGRN Hussein Mamish Military Intelligence Mrs. Mamish BGEN Hassan abu a1 Ouir Mrs. Ouir CDR USDA Mrs. Lemon CDR Ashraf At t i a Senior Egypt Liaison Officer t o TR Bat t le Group Mrs. At t i a DATE: 25 FEB 1989 LUNCHEONTOUR

Fifty-three Distinguished Visitors from Alexandria, Egypt (Continued)

NAMES CDR

TITLE - Mrs. COL Ahmoud Tawfik Ahmed MAJ Mahmoud Shehaga Aide,Commander Northern Zone Egypt MGEN Ibrahim Sayyid Atwah Commander, Northern Military Zone, Egypt Hon. Mr. Mark G. Hambley U.S. Consul General, Alexandria, Egypt CDR U.S. N Liaison a t Egyptian Naval College

DATE: 27 FEB - 2 MAR 1989 EMBARK Nuclear Propulsion Mobile Training Team

NAMES CAPT Brennan LCDR LCDR LCDR MMCM (SW)

TITLE

DATE: 1 MAR 1989 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE Hon. Mr. William K. Perrin U.S. Ambassador t o Cyprus

DATE: 2-3 MAR 1989 EMBARK

NAMES GEN Necip Torumtay

TITLE Chief, Turkish General Staf

VADM J.D. Williams SIXTHFLEET COL Ozturk Aide, C, TGS CAPT J a m e s ALUSNA LTCOL Asst Army Attache, TGS

DATE: 3 MAR 1989 LUNCHEONITOUR

NAMES lTrLE GOV Erol Tezcan Governor, Province of Antayla, Turkey BGEN Cevdet Yilmaz Brigadier General, Turkish Army HON. Mayor Metin Kasaboglu Mayor, Antayla, Turkey

DATE: 4 MAR 1989 MEDIA TOUR

NAMES Mr. Kadir Kir

TITLE Reporter, THE NEW YORK TIMES

DATE: 9 MAR 1989 EMBARK NAMES TITLE J 0 1 Reporterlphotographer, ALL HANDS

DATE: 16 MAR 1989 LUNCHEONfTOUR Italian Intelligence Service

NAMES DOTT. G i o r ~ i o Crisuolo

TITLE 11s

DOTT. ~ a f faele Salzano ISS DOTT. Gabriele Dono ISS DOTT. Eboli Ambrosino ISS DOTT. 0. F. Bruzio ISS DOTT. Antonio Cascone ISS DOTT. Nicola Marcello ISS DOTT. Giovanni Scaramuzzino ISS DOTT. Aldo Lisett i ISS Mr. Sergio Lisett i Special Agent, 60NA Mr. Francesco di Biase Special Agent, 60NA Mr. Michele Criscuolo Special Agent, 60NA

DATE: 17 MAR 1989 MEDIA TOUR Four person SEB TV c r e w

DATE: 17 MAR 1989 BRIEF

NAMES RADM MACKEE

TITLE COMCARGRU TWO

DATE: 18 MAR 1989 TOUR Sixty-people from t h e U S 0 Naples, IT including t h e CO, NSA Naples

DATE: 18 MAR 1989 TOUR Fifty-people from t h e Italian Red Cross including MGEN Domenico Pantaleo, Italian Police

DATE: 18 MAR 1989 LUNCHEONTOUR

NAMES CAPT Lee W. Ewer t

TITLE USDAO, Rome

DATE 18 MAR 1989 MEDIA TOUR Five Greek broadcasters on a NATO orientation visit by USIA Athens

DATE: 18 MAR 1989 TOUR SWISS GUARD

NAMES COL Buchs COL Romeneschi COL Monacu

TITLE Commandant Swiss Guards S t a t o Maggiore Generale S t a t o Maggiore Generale

DATE: 18 MAR 1989 TOUR Twenty-five people from American Embassy Rome

DATE: 19 MAR 1989 MASS

NAMES TITLE Michele Cardinal Giordano, Archbishop of Naples RADM and Mrs. Gallo COMFAIRMED

MEDIA Mr Franco d e Core Mr. Davide Ferraiulo Mr. Car lo Tripodi

Reporter, CASERTA TV-10 cameraman , CASERTA TV-10 Repor te r j cameraman , Freelance (PrintjTV)

DATE: 19-21 MAR 1989 MEDIA EMBARK

NAMES Mr. Tim Cole

TITLE Editor, POPULAR MECHANICS


NAMES RADM R. Paul Iig

TITLE Deputy CINC U. S. Naval Forces Europe


NAMES TITLE Hon. Mohammed Krim Lamrani Former Pr ime Minister, Moracco VADM Williams C6F


NAMES TITLE Hon. Mr. Amrani Abdelhay Sec Cen Tangier


NAMES TITLE Hon. Mr. William H. Ball, Jr. Secretary of t h e Navy ADM Busey VADM J. D. Williams

Commander Naval Forces Europe Commander SIXTH F l e e t

DATE: 3 APR 1989 TOULON, FR RETURN CALL LUNCHEONITOUR

NAMES TITLE

VADM Duthoit French Navy Mediterranean F l e e t RADM Debray Commander, French Carr ier Group MME Girard-Reydet Vice Mayor of Toulon Mr. Jay Smith Vice Consul General Marseille CAPT Laignelot COS, CECMED AERO 111 CAPT Beraud C O French Navy Ship SUFFREN CAPT Bied Charre ton C.O. French Navy Ship FOCH

DATE: 5 APR 89 TOULON SUNSET PARADE

NAMES V.A.E. Tripier Governor J e a n Clauzel Mr. John Claude Godin GEN Marcel Durand GEN Raymond le Corre RADM Lefebre RADM Gazzano RADM Talboutier RADM Louis Le Hegarat Mrs. Susan Wood Mr. Noel Hardy GOV Maurice Arreckx Com missaire Divisionaire Jacques Cracowski Mr. Marcel Morin Mr. Jay Smith Mr. George Kenney Mr. Derwood 'Staeben Dr. Francois Trucy Mrs. Sabine Girard-Reydet

TITLE - Commander Mediterranean Squadron Alpes-Cote-D'Azur Province Chairman Regional Council, Alpes-Cote-D'Azur Province Military Governor Marseilles Commander French Foreign Legion French Navy French Navy Director, Naval Shipyard Toulon Commandant of Port , Toulon U.S. Consul General, Marseille Chairman General Council Var Governor Var French Fire Battalion, Toulon

Director, French Air and Border Police Vice Consul General Marseille Vice Consul General Marseille Vice Consul General Marseille Mayor of Toulon Deputy Mayor of Toulon

DATE: 11 APR 89 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE GEN Herve G. Navereau Military Governor Par is GEN Christian Gueguen Air ~ e i e n s e Forces, France GEN J e a n Claude Pellison, FAF Vice Commander Tact ical Air Command, France Mr. Marcel Morin P r e f e c t of Police Marseille Mr. Yves Dollo National Assembly Mr. J e a n Michel Boucheron National Assembly Mr. Pierr re Mauger National Assembly Mr. Pierre Wiltzer National Assembly Mr. Yves Dollo National Assembly Mr. Marisol Touraine Ministry Advisor Mr. J e a n Yves Grehal Defense Commit tee , COS FR. VADM Goupil DCNO French Navy BGEN CUPPIN FAX Aic-En-Provence RADM Gazzano Dep POR OPS CECMED RADM Polliquen FLTRACEN Toulon Mr. Dona1 Parsons U.S. Consul General, Par is Ms. Susan Wood U.S. Consul General, Marseille Mr. Herve d e Fontmichel Mayor of Grasse, F R Mr. J e a n C. Guibal Mayor of Mtnton, F R Mr. Francois Trucy Mayor of Toulon Mr. Rober t Vigouroux Mayor of Marseille Mr. Philippe Quilgars Regional Council Bouches Du Rhone Mr. J e a n Rousset President P o r t Marseille Mr. Patr ick Rousset CMN

DATE: 1 1 APR 89 PARIS EMBARK Cont. - Mr. Michael De Sanctis Mr. Serge Brouqui Mr. George Kenney Mr. Micheal Desanctis CAPT J a y Ryland CAPT Larroque CAPT Cadcherand CAPT Fleury CAPT Frery CDR CDR

DEA Chief Southern France President FranceJETATS UNIS Marseille Vice Consul General Marseille Escor t Naval At tache Par is C O Hyeres COS ALPA FA Aide t o CEN Navereau FAF Aide t o Cen Gueguen C.O. 17F (Super Entendard) COMSIXTHFLT Liaison Officer

DATE: 13-14 APR 1989 RESCUE AT SEA

NAMES TITLE

CAPT John Kervin Mr. Brian Benbow Mr. Charles Dennis Mawhood Mr. Andrew Collins CAPT Arthur Thompson Mr. Michael Arno t t Mr. Martin Murphy Mr. Clifford Gray CAPT John Frings Mr. Michael Frings Mrs. Mary Frings CAPT Malcolm Cross Mr. Ian Cross Mr. Jim Brown Mr. J a m e s Coleman

Yacht Hummingbird Crewmember Yacht Hummingbird Crewmember Yacht Hummingbird Crewmember Yacht Hummingbird Captain Yacht Jigsaw Crewmember Yacht Jigsaw Crewmember Yacht Jigsaw Crewmember Yacht Jigsaw Captain Yacht Jupi ter Crewmember Yacht Jup i te r Crewmember Yacht Jupi ter Captain Yacht Harelquin Crewmember Yacht Harelquin Crewmember Yacht Harelquin Crewmember Yacht Harelquin

DATE: 14 APR 1989 MEDIA TOUR

Media coverage of Rescue a t Sea in Monaco ( I 1-Media members) Reporter and Cameraman, ITN Reporter and Cameraman, FR-3 Reporter and Photographer A F P Reporter and Photographer, NICE-MATIN Reporter, Reu te r s Reporter and Photographer, Media Service Riviera

DATE 16 APR 1989 MEDIA TOUR

NAMES TITLE Lloyd Honeygharv Welter- Weight World Champion Car l C a n t Shell Shock Limited, MCR Six Person Crew BBC, Fea tu re Production Depar tment

DATE: 20 APR 1989 MEDIA EMBARK

NAMES Pia Hinckle Vincenzo Nigro Massimo Vergari Naomichi Fugimoto Veronica Box Francesco Bonfiglio Je remy Newton Chris Russell Balkwill Pierre Bayle Pie t ro Vergnano Dino Fracchia Giulio Benedett i Unknown MSGT 3 0 2 PVT Sqn Ldr J 0 1

TITLE Writer/Photographer, AP Writer, La Repubblica Photographer, La Repubblica WriterJPhotographer, Shimbun Researcher, Shimbun Writer/Photographer, ANSA Writer, Reuters Camera, BFBS Writer, AFP Radio, Aeritalia Photographer/Video, Agenzia Contras t0 Photographer, Corriere Della Sera Reporter, BBC Reporter/ Photographer, AFSOUTH Reporter, SEB TV Camera, SEB TV Escort, AFSOUTH Escort, SIXTHFLEET

DATE: 22 APR 1989 EMBARK

NAMES HON. Mr. Samuel Skinner ADM Busey HON. Mr. Je f f Shane HON. Mr. David Prosperi Mr. Ken Quinn Mr. Abby Didrickson Mr. Monte Belger

Ms. Irene Howie Mr. Arnold Levine

Mr. Gene Griffi th

TITLE Secretary of Transportation CNE Assistant Secretary of Transportation (Policy) Assistant Secretary of Transportation (Public Affairs) Special Counsel t o Secretary of Transportation Special Assist fo r Scheduling (SECTRANS) Associate Administrator f o r Aviation Standards, Depar tment of Transportation General Counsel/InternationaI Affairs Director, International Policy Depar tment of Transportation S t a t e Dept Aviation Matter, Depar tment of Transportation

DATE: 25 APR 1989 DRAGON HAMMER PRE-SAIL CONFERENCE

DATE: 25-26 APR 1989 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE HON. Mr. P e t e r Sommer U.S. Ambassador t o Malta Brigadier Spiteri Commander Armed Forces of Malta HON. Mr. Evarist Saliba Senior Advisor t o t h e Pr ime Minister and Foreign

Minister Richard C a c hie-Caruana Special Assistant t o t h e Pr ime Minister

DATE: 25-26 APR 1989 MEDIA EMBARK NAMES TITLE Mr. Anthony Montanaro Editor, Sunday Times (Malta) Mr. Charles Callus s e n i o r - ~ e ~ o r t e r , Independence Press (Malta) Mr. Alfred Zarb Deputy Editor, Union Press (Malta)

DATE: 25 APR 1989 F-14 FAMILIARIZATION FLIGHT NAMES TITLE VADM J.D. Williams C6F LGEN Guiliano Montinari, ITAF Commander, FIVE Allied Tact ical Air Force LCOL Missarino Aide, 5ATAF

DATE: 30 APR 1989 MEDIA EMBARK NAMES TITLE Kenan Kurtkaya Phtographer, Tercuman Eke1 Turkoglu Phtographer, Akajans Tugrul Sar i ta Phtographer, Gunaydin Metin Ozkan Cameraman, TAN Cengiz Gokta Reporter, TAN Tevfik Fikret Dincer Photographer, TRT Onider Berksan Reporter, TRT Cenk Cenkci Phtographer, 24 S a a t Levent Kilinc ReporterIPhotographer, Serbest Haldun Armagan ReporterJPhotographer, Milliyet Nilay Karman Reporter, Cumhuriyet Tayfun Atmaca Photographer, Turkiye Valeri Kilfoil Reporter,Daily News Yosuf Demir Photographer, AP SQN LDR APIC ESCORT, AFSOUTH Bedrett in Berkol APIC ESCORT, SIXATAF LT Ugur Midillic APIC ESCORT, TGS LT Hakan Anli APIC ESCORT, TGS LT APIC ESCORT, SIXTHFLT

DATE: 4 MAY 1989 MEDIA TOUR

ISRAELI MEDIA NAMES Zvi Roger Arie Kizel Tzahi Reich Natan Alpert Zvi Roger

TITLE Reporter, Yedioth Aharonoth - Hiafa Evening Paper Photographer, Yedioth Aharonoth - Haifa Evening Paper Reporter, Bamachane - IDF Journal Photographer, Bamachane - IDF Journal Reporter, Bamachane - IDF Journal

DATE: 5 MAY 1989 TOUR

NAMES 50 Military Members

TITLE Islaeli Defense Force Command and Staff College

DATE: 8 May 1989 Tour

NAMES 50 Military

TITLE Israeli Defense Force


NAMES 30 Military

TITLE - Israeli Defense Force


NAMES 75 Military

TITLE Israeli Defense Force/ U.S. Embassy/ USAF


NAMES 40 Persons

TITLE University of Haifa P A 0 Students/USO GuestsJMedia

DATE: 15 May 1989 Tour Israeli Minister of Transportation

DATE 16 May 1989 Embark

NAMES 17 Military

TITLE Israeli Air Force

DATE: 17 May 1989 Embark

NAMES 20 Military

TITLE Israeli Air Force

DATE: 26 May 1989 Vis i t PALMA RETURN CALLS

NAMES TITLE Mr.Gerard Garcia Civil Governor Mr.Ramon Aguilo Palma Mayor GEN Jesus Rodriguez Military Governor, Balearics GEN Alphonso Del Rio Chief of Air Sector, Balearic Islands CAPT Gonzalo Molins Acting Chief of Naval Sector, Balearic Islands

DATE: 26 May 1989 Vis i t

NAMES 20 National Police

TITLE


NAMES TITLE 20 National Police 15 Retired Officers


NAMES TITLE 20 National Police

DATE 29 May 1989 Vis i t

NAMES TITLE 20 Spanish Officers

DATE: 3 June 1989 Embark

NAMES TITLE RADM Leighton W. Smith, Jr. COMCARCRU 6 ADM 3am& R. Hogg U.S. Representative to NATO Military Committee


NAMES ACM Knight

TITLE U.K. MILREP to NATO


NAMES BCEN James T. Scott

TITLE Director of Special Operations, USCINCEUR

DATE: 9-1 2 June 1989 Embark

NAMES VADM J.D. Williams

TITLE COMSIXTHFLT


NAMES ADM J. T. Howe CAPT S. Walker RADM L.W. Smith CAPT J. Johnson

TITLE CINCUSNAVEUR COS, CINCSOUTH COMCARCRU 6 cvw-1


NAMES TITLE GEN Luciano Meloni Italian Air Force Deputy Chief of S ta f f GEN Lorenzo Pie t ro Giordo Chief of Staff , 2nd Dept COL F r a n c e x o Car ia t i Minister of Defense Staff COL Fabio del Meglio Minister of Defense Staff MA3 Giorgio Baldacci GEN Melonils Aide MA3 USDAO Rome


NAMES VADM J.D. Williams

TITLE - COMSIXTHFLT


NAMES Mr. Fred Kirsh Ms. Michelle McDonald Mr. Michael Gooding Mr. Doug Sesny Mr. Darryl Hosack Mr. Brian Je f fer ies Mr. J immy Ray Dunn Mr. Henry Del Toro Ms. A. J. Plunket t

TITLE - Writer/ VA Pilot-Ledger Star Photographer/ VA ~ i k - ~ e d ~ e r S ta r Reporter, WVEC (Norfolk) Channel 13 Cameraman, WVEC (Norfolk) Channel 1 3 News Director, WCMS (Norfolk) Radio Program Director, WNOR (Norfolk) Radio Morning Talent, WNOR (Norfolk) Radio Morning Talent, WNOR (Norfolk) Radio Reporter, Daily Press (Newport News)


NAMES Mr. Ed Hughes Mr. ~ e f f r e i Brooks Mr. Michael Wilson Mr. Allan Clark Mr. Kenneth Robal 5 0 2 PH3 Mr. David Bowman Ms. Melissa Gregory Mr. A r t Franklin Mr. J a m e s Wright

TITLE Reporter, WTKR (Norfolk) Channel 3 c a m e r a m a n , WTKR (Norfolk) Channel 3 News Reporter, WTAR (Norfolk) Radio TV Engineer, WVEC (Norfolk) Channel 1 3 Asst. Promotions Director, WGH (Norfolk) Radio Reporter, Navy News This Week Cameraman, Navy News This Week Photographer, Daily Press (Newport News) Reporter, Navy News (Newspaper) Reporter, WAVY (Norfolk) Channel 10 Cameraman, WAVY (Norfolk) Channel 10


NAMES VADM J. K. Ready

TITLE Commander, Naval Air Forces Atlantic

Mr. Joseph Leafe Mayor, Norfolk AVCM (AW) Duane R. Bushey Master Chief P e t t y Officer of t h e Navy Mr. William Hears t Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce Mr. Fred Napolitano Hampton Roads Navy League Ms. Beth Baker Hampton Roads Visitor/Info Bureau

DATE: 17 July 1989 V i s i t

NAMES TITLE - General Duane Cassidy CIC U.S. Transportation CommanderICIC Military

Airl if t c o m m a n d Ms. Elaine Chao Deputy Secte tary , Depar tment of Transportation LCEN Edward Honor, USA Director for Logistics, Joint Chiefs of Staff VADM Alber t Herberger Commander, Deputy CIC, U.S. Transportation Command VADM Paul D. Butcher Commander, Military Sealif t Command

DATE: 24 July 1989 V i s i t

NAMES - TITLE Ambassador Yuriy V. Dubinin Soviet Union Ambassador t o U.S. VADM Igor Valdimirovich

Kasatonov F i r s t Deputy CIC Northern F l e e t RADM Aleksandr Ceront-Evich F i r s t Deputy Chief of Political Directora te , Northern

F lee t RADM C. D. Agafonov, SN Editor and Chief of Morskoi Sbornik General Major Criborily D.

Yakovlov, SA Defense At tache VADM J. K. Ready Commander Naval Air Force, U.S. Atlantic F lee t RADM D. B. Robinson COMCRUDESGRU Eight

DATE: 22 A u g u s t 1989 V i s i t

NAMES VADM J. K. Ready

TITLE Commander Naval Air Force, U.S. Atlantic F lee t

DATE: 25 October 1989 V i s i t

NAMES RADM David R. Morris

TITLE Commander Carr ier Croup Eight

DATE: 28 November 1989 V i s i t

NAMES TITLE - Mr. Dan Czelusniak, SES-4 Program Director fo r Weapons

Naval Air Systems Command

CAPT R. L. Ramsey Program Director for Conventional Air Launched Ordnance, Naval Air Systems Command

DATE= 29 November 1989 V i s i t

NAMES BCEN Doctor Misztal

TITLE - Deputy Chief of t h e Polish General Staff & Director of Military Intelligence

DATE: 5 December 1989 V i s i t

NAMES TITLE - 45 Enlisted Detailing Branch NMPC

DATE 617 December 1989 Embark

NAMES 4 Members 4 Members

TITLE Naval History Center , Washington, D.C. Harborfest Norfolk Executive Commit tee

DATE: 617 December 1989 Media Embark

NAMES Mr. F. Su t te r

TITLE Photographer, National Defense Images

DATE: 718 December 1989 Embark

NAMES MCEN Ryan, USAF 7 o ther VIP's

TITLE Deputy Commander in Chief, Atlantic F l e e t

DATE: 718 December 1989 Media Embark

NAMES Mr. P. Tyler

TITLE Military Reporter, Washington Post

DATE: 91 10 December 1989 Embark

NAMES BGEN Huey Mr. B. Robbins Mr. J. Robbins Mr. D. Locher Mr. R. Locher

TITLE - Deputy Commander F l e e t Marine Force Atlantic President, Cox Cable Company Vice President, Cox Cable Company Artist, "Dick Tracy" comic s t r ip Photographer, "Dick Tracy" comic s t r ip

DATE: 91 10 December 1989 Media Embark

NAMES Ms. A. J. Plunket t Mr. S. Kingsley

TITLE - Military Reporter, Daily Press Photographer, Daily Press

DATE: 1011 1 December 1989 Media Embark

NAMES Mr. G. Lauffer Mr. C. Pilcher Mr. D. Ross Ms. W. Stone Ms. S. Bowman Ms. E. Harlow LT

TITLE - SEN Thurman, R-SC Staff SEN Armstrong Staff SEN Kasten Staff SEN Armstrong Staff SEN Wilson Staff Senate Armed Services Commit tee Staff OLA Escor t