DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY · (20) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) Operations and Training Schedule 1 JAN 87 - 31 DEC 87 (21) Photograph of USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) 1. Command

DEPARTMENT OF THE N A V Y r/ mEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) FPO NEW YORK -2871

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DECLASSIFIED Ser CVN7 l - P A O I C 0 0 0 0 6 1 MAR 1989

--unclassified upon removal of enclosures (7), (8), (9), (1 l) , (13), (14)

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

Subj: COMMAND HISTORY, OPNAV 57501 1 REPORTING

Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12D

Encl: (1) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Welcome Aboard Booklet (2) Commanding Officer's Biography and Photograph (3) Executive Officer's Biography a n d Photograph (4) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT NOTICE 1301 of 13 Sep t 1988 (5) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Line Chronology 1988 (6) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT Chronology of 1988 Distinguished

Visitors/ Media (7) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT I t r of 3 March 1988 (C) (8) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT I t r of 3 June 1988 (C) (9) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT l t r of 3 September 1988 (C) (10) AIRANTISUBRON TWO FOUR 0105332 JUN 8 8 (Personnel Casualty

Report) (1 1) COMCARSTRIKFOR 2015442 SEP 8 8 (TW-88 FIRST IMPRESSION

REPORTXNATO C) (12) SACLANT, Public Information Office Release #17-88, 19 August 1988

(TEAMWORK 88) (13) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT I t r of 2 December 1988 (C) (14) CINCLANTFLT 2315102 DEC 88 (TR Bat t le Group Deploys for

Mediterranean) (C) (1 5) NAVAIR 138 101 1 (PART I-LANDING) and NAVAIR 138 101 1A (PART II-

LANDINGS for January, February, March 1988 (16) NAVAIR 138101 1 (PART I-LANDING) and NAVAIR 138101 1A (PART II-

LANDINGS for April, May, June 1988 (17) NAVAIR 138101 1 (PART I-LANDING) and NAVAIR 138101 1A (PART II-

LANDINGS for July, August, September 1988 (18) NAVAIR 138 101 1 (PART I-LANDING) and NAVAIR 138 101 1A (PART II-

LANDINGS for October, November, December 1988 (19) EquipmentISpace modifications/installations f o r 1988 (20) USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) Operations and Training Schedule

1 JAN 87 - 31 DEC 87 (21) Photograph of USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71)

1. Command Com position and Organization.

A. Mission. USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) i s tasked with maintaining open sea lanes of t r ade and communication by projecting a i r superiori ty t o a l l points on t h e globe. Maintaining her equipment a n d men in t h e highest s t a t e o f readiness enables h e r t o ca r ry o u t a wide variety of missions including anti-air warfare, anti-surface warfare, antisubmarine warfare, and e lect ronic warfare. She a lso shares, with o ther Navy ships, a mission of replenishing ships a t sea and performing various non-combat missions such as rescue at

sea of vessels in distress 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 i s Commanding Officer. Enclosure (2) conta ins his biography and photograph. Commander Alan M. Gemmill i s TR1s Executive Officer, his biography and photograph a r e enclosure (3). USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT1s organization, including Heads of Departments, s taf f members and col la tera l duty assignments, i s shown in enclosure (4). USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) i s homeported in Norfolk, Virginia a n d assigned t o Commander Carr ier Group Group EIGHT.

C. Chronological Listing of Significant Events. Enclosure (5) i s a chronological listing of significant e v e n t s and enclosure (6) conta ins a chronological l i s t of visitors t o TR.

2. Narrative.

TR was underway a lmost half of 1988. Much of the year was spent taking p a r t in two and th ree week f l e e t ca r r i e r qualifications and operational training exercises. January and mos t of February was spent in homeport. On 1 3 January t h e Honorable Pra tap K. Kaul, Indian Ambassador t o t h e United S t a t e s toured TR and had lunch aboard. RADM J a m e s E. Taylor, Commander, Fighter Medium At tack Airborne Early Warning Wings Atlantic was f l ag host, enclosure (6 ) . The Honorable Dennis R. Shaw, Deputy Under Secretary o f the Navy for Policy, plus 90 guests, toured TR and had lunch aboard on 19 January.

On 23 February TR put t o sea for t h e f i r s t t ime since Shock Trials in October 1987. F lee t ca r r i e r qualifications were conducted off t h e Virginia Capes f rom 23 February t o 3 March. Af te r four days in homeport, TR s t a r t e d F l e e t Car r i e r Qualifications off Jacksonville, FL before proceeding t o Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This was the f i rs t t ime TR and a l l the squadrons of Car r ie r Air Wing EIGHT operated together. Additional information on th is underway period is in enclosure (7).

On Sunday morning, 13 March Airman (E-3) Ronald Edward Krauss became t h e f i rs t fa ta l i ty aboard USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Airman Kraus, a plane capta in assigned t o Carr ier Airborne Early Warning Squadron One-Twenty-Four (VAW-124), was killed by a C-2 propeller during flight operations.

During t h e l a s t weeks in March hard work and training paid off a s TR successfully completed shakedown cruise in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Following evaluations, Capta in A. P. Johnson, Commander F l e e t Training Group, s t a ted TR1s c r e w had set new standards fo r Navy and Coast Guard ships in t h e important a r e a of damage control, enclosure (8).

TR made a por t ca l l t o F o r t Lauderdale, F L from 31 March t o 4 April before heading home with 1500 dependents aboard during her f i rs t Tiger Cruise 5 and 6 April. Airman Patr ick J. Heslin drowned while on liberty in F o r t Lauderdale on 3 April. He was assigned t o Air Department's V-3 Division which is responsible for hangar bay operations aboard TR.

While underway fo r f l e e t ca r r i e r qualifications in Virginia Capes from 18 t o 24 April, T R hosted His Excellency Eigil Jorgensen, Ambassador of Denmark t o the United S t a t e s and Mrs. Jorgensen on 22 April, enclosure (6).

Standardization and deceleration t r ia ls were conducted with David W. Taylor Naval Ship Research and Development Cen te r observers at HECTOR RANGE on 23 and 24 April. Resulting d a t a determined maximum speed for CVN-71 and filled in t ac t i ca l da ta for NIMITZ class carriers, enclosure (8).

On May 19th one-hundred twenty par t ic ipants of t h e Four teenth Inter-American Naval Conference embarked TR as guests of Admiral Carlisle A. H. Trost, Chief of Naval Operations. Fifty-two Flag Off icers from 17 nations saw t h e Navy's newest ca r r i e r in

action, with Carr ier Air Wing EIGHT providing a n a i r power demonstration, enclosure (6) lists participants. The following day, eighty-four members of t h e Inter-American Defense College boarded TR inport Norfolk t o see car r i e r life f i r s t hand.

From 23 May t o 28 June TR was underway fo r advance phase training in Virginia Capes, Jacksonville and Caribbean operations areas. An Operational Reac to r Safeguards Examination (oRSE) was conducted f rom 31 May t o 3 June with a n overall grade of Above Average, enclosure (8). Enclosure (9) contains additional information on propulsion operations from 3 June through 3 September 1988.

Airman Apprentice William Howard Berry 111 was los t overboard during flight operations 163 miles northeast of Jacksonville, Florida on 30 May. Berry was a crewmember of Air Anti-submarine Squadron Twenty-Four (VS-24), enclosure (10).

Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of t h e Navy (Shipbuilding and Logistics) Keith Eastin spent two days, 10 and 11 June, underway with TR. During his visit he was given a n indoctrination fl ight in a n F-14 Tomcat flown by CDR H. G. Standbridge, Commanding Officer, VF-84.

The Honorable William L. Ball, 111, Secretary of t h e Navy, ar r ived in a n F/A-18 Hornet and depar ted in a n A-6E Intruder on 7 July. La te r t h a t day international a t tent ion was focused on TR. The top Soviet mili tary officer, F i r s t Minister of Defense and Marshal of the Soviet Union Sergei F. Akhromeyev, and a dozen top-ranking Soviet mili tary off icers embarked. The Marshal's visi t was t h e f i r s t t ime a Soviet mili tary leader had been aboard one of America's sophist icated nuclear-powered a i r c r a f t carriers. Guests of t h e Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff , Admiral William J. Crowe, t h e Soviets were given a tour of TR, from galley t o the bridge. Ship operations were explained by TR crewmembers. On t h e flight deck they observed a i r c r a f t being launched and recovered and Carr ier Air Wing EIGHT'S a i r power demonstration. A month l a t e r President Reagan remarked on t h e historic e v e n t t o t h e 70 th Annual National Convention of the American Legion. "We took Marshal Akhromeyev t o visit our newest supercarrier , USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT. W e thought it would be a valuable education fo r him. And so he saw t h a t magnificent ship g o through i t s paces. He watched our superb a i r c r a f t perform. All in all, he spent a day on o n e of the technological wonders of the world, a floating airf ield his Navy had nothing t o equal; and yet , you know what he said he was mos t impressed with when he was through with t h e visit? Our enlisted men and women. I was told t h a t he couldn't g e t over the f a c t t h a t we had them doing work t h a t t h e Soviets would reserve exclusively for off icers , in many cases, very superior officers. And h e couldn't believe t h a t our enlisted people were so self-assured in speaking up when asked a question, so a r t i cu la te in giving thei r replies, and so ready t o add thei r opinions." Enclosure (6) contains a complete l i s t of participants.

From 11 through 1 5 July a Supply Management Inspection was conducted aboard TR. OPNAVINST 5040.7J provides t h a t overall evaluation for inspections be e i the r "Satisfactory1' o r l'Unsatisfactorylt. In th is context , mission performance and t h e adequacy, quality and management of personnel, facil i t ies and resources assigned t o TR1s Supply Depar tment were evaluated as "Satisfactory." Of special note were: a "High Excellent" received by Stock Control, t h e highest grade awarded t o any COMNAVAIRLANT Logistics Division in four years; a "High Excellentt1 received by Aviation Stores, t h e highest grade awarded t o any COMNAVAIRLANT Aviation Stores Division in four years; Automated Data Processing, Food Services, Ship's Store/Services, Disbursing, Wardroom and Chief Pe t ty Officer's Mess a l l were awarded " O ~ t s t a n d i n g , ~ ~ t h e highest possible grade.

Master Chief Jack L. Breedlove relieved Master Chief Duane R. Bushey a s TR's Command Master Chief on 15 July. Master Chief Breedlove reported t o USS THEODORE

ROOSEVELT Precommissioning Unit in March 1986 a s Weapons Depar tment Leading Chief Pe t ty Officer. Master Chief Bushey l e f t TR t o become the seventh Master Chief P e t t y Officer of t h e Navy. A Master Chief Avionics Technician, he reported t o TR1s Precommissioning Unit as Command Master Chief in October 1985. Bushey1s selection as the Navy's senior enlisted person was made by Admiral Carlisle A. H. Trost , Chief of Naval Operations while TR was successfully completing th ree weeks of Advance Phase Operations in t h e Caribbean, i t was t h e only t i m e TR had been underway without Master Chief Bushey.

Underway in Virginia Capes operational a r e a fo r f l ee t ca r r i e r qualifications from 20 t o 24 July TR had several distinguished visitors, enclosure (6). On 21 July six members of t h e FBI and Naval Investigative Service including t h e Bureau's Executive Assistant Director, enclosure (61, embarked t o learn f i rs t hand about c a r r i e r operations. Also t h a t day, during a n indoctrination on ca r r i e r operations Deputy Assistant Secretary of t h e Navy (Technology Transfer and Security Assistance) Richard Levine toured TR and made several t r aps (landings) and cats (take-offs) from t h e flight deck in a n F-14 Tomcat.

Back in Norfolk, T R hosted the Carr ier Group FOUR change of command ceremony on 28 July when RADM W. A. Dougherty Jr., relieved RADM J. L. Johnson a s Commander.

Commander Alan M. Gemmill relieved Captain William V. Cross as TR1s Executive Off icer on 5 August. CAPT Cross l e f t TR t o become Commanding Officer, USS INCHON (LPH-12).

On 12 August His Excellency Thorsteinn Rafnar Palsson, Pr ime Minister of Iceland became the f i rs t head-of-state t o visi t TR. His Excellency Ingvi Ingvarsson, Icelandic Ambassador t o t h e United States; the Honorable Nicholas Ruwe, American Ambassador t o Iceland and o ther members of t h e off ical party, enclosure (6), were guests of ADM Lee Baggett, Jr., Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic.

TR sailed on 25 August t o join her ba t t l e group fo r the f i r s t t i m e as par t of a n operational exercise in t h e North Atlantic. For twenty-eight days TR and over 200 o ther ships, 500 a i rc ra f t and 45,000 personnel took p a r t in the NATO exercise TEAMWORK 88. Two American ca r r i e r s (TR and USS FORRESTAL) were p a r t of t h e nine nation mari t ime and amphibious exercise. TR moved along t h e east c o a s t of t h e U. S. and Canada before heading through t h e Greenland, Iceland, United Kingdom Gap and in to Norway's Vestfjord. FORRESTAL moved in to the Norwegian Sea f rom t h e south. Enclosure (I 1) i s Commander, Carr ier Striking Force's F i r s t Impression Repor t on TEAMWORK 88.

TR also completed her mission of showing t h e f lag during TEAMWORK 88. His Excellency Dr. Manfred Woerner, new Secretary General of North At lant ic Trea ty Organization (NATO); permanent NATO representatives from eleven nations, t w o ambassadors, th ree ministers, e ight members of national par l iaments and over twenty-five f lag and general o f f i ce r s toured TR and watched fl ight operations. Among those embarked were the Honorable Mr. Thomas Niles, US Ambassador t o Canada; the Honorable Mr. Nicholas Ruwe, American Ambassador t o Iceland; t h e Honorable Mr. William L. Ball, 111, Secretary of the Navy; Admiral Lee Baggett, Jr., Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic; General, Sir Geoffrey Howlett , KBE, UKA, Commander in Chief North; General Vigleik Eide, Chief of Defense, Norway and General Paul D. Manson, Chief Defence Staff (Canada). A large number of TEAMWORK 8 8 news s tor ies cen te red o n America's newest carrier . Over for ty reporters from twelve nations visited TR during t h e exercise. A t t h e end of TEAMWORK 88, TR hosted a twenty-five member media pool during a news conference featuring five f lag o f f i ce r s who led TEAMWORK 88. Enclosure (6) conta ins a complete l ist of TEAMWORK 8 8 distinguished visitors and media. Enclosure (12) i s t h e SACLANT media release on TEAMWORK 88.

On t h e l a s t day of TEAMWORK 88, September 21st, Commander Carr ier Group

FOUR, RADM William Dougherty, Jr. depar ted a n d Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Group EIGHT, RADM David B. Robinson embarked.

TR made her f i r s t overseas por t ca l l in Wilhelmshaven, Federa l Republic of Germany on 25 September. The port ca l l was a major e v e n t in northern Germany. Over thirty media a t t ended a news conference and toured TR t h a t f i rs t day, enclosure (6). Konteradmiral (RADM) Hein-Peter Wehyer, Commander Germany Naval Bureau f l ew ou t t o m e e t TR and returned t o por t aboard. The Honorable Dr. Ruper t Scholz, Germany's new Minister of Defense and Lord Mayor Menzel of Wilhelmshaven had lunch aboard the following day. Dr. Roland Meklinger, Vice President of Messerschmitt-Boelkow-Blohm toured t h e ship on September 27th.

On her re turn home TR t ransi ted through t h e English Channel on 30 September. Back in Norfolk, preparations for TR1s f i rs t operational deployment s tar ted. A " W e Care Predeployment Fair" on 23 October provided TR1s families with information on agencies and resources available t o dependents when t h e ship is deployed. The fa i r included a special program t o help couples understand how t o deal with separation and homecoming from a deployment. Three television s ta t ions covered the fair.

In October 1988, USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT became t h e f i r s t a i r c r a f t ca r r i e r t o successfully implement both SUADPS-RT and Intermediate Maintenance Management System (IMMS-RT) Common Release 111 and Disk Journaling. T R current ly provides the fas tes t response t ime fo r system users of a l l NIMITZ class carriers.

TR g o t underway f o r the l a s t t ime in 1988 on 7 November fo r t h e Puer to Rican operations a r e a with members of her ba t t l e group. Together they launched s t r ikes against enemy t a r g e t s while defending agains t a t tacks . TR execu ted her pa r t of the exercise with wha t VADM Johnson, Commander SECOND F l e e t called, "superior profes~ionalism. '~ One of t h e mos t important pa r t s of t h e exercise was training in a concept called Force Over-the-Horizon Coordinator. The Bat t le Group Commander must t rack enemy and friendly forces fo r hundreds of miles around t h e b a t t l e group. During FLEETEX 1-89, TR was Force Over-the-Horizon Coordinator. By t h e e n d of t h e exercise VADM Johnson said h e had never seen it done be t t e r , "The performance by TR is going t o be used as a bench mark fo r evaluating others using t h e procedure." Enclosure (13) contains additional information on propulsion operations from 3 September through 3 December 1988.

November 15th TR s ta r t ed for home. Two messages arr ived t h a t day, t h e f i r s t one announced the ship had won Commander Naval Air Force U.S. At lant ic F l e e t (CNAL) "Silver Anchor" award for retention and was a finalist fo r t h e Golden Anchor award.

The second message said TR was nominated by CNAL as a finalist in t h e ca r r i e r ca tegory f o r t h e Captain Edward F. Ney Memorial award f o r food service excellence.

Returning home on 18 November TR continued preparations fo r h e r f i rs t operational deployment. On 22 November a Single Sailor Predeployment Brief t o advise TR sailors how t o prepare f o r a deployment, including t h e need for single sailors t o have wills and powers-of-attorney prepared was held.

TR1s Maintenance and Material Management Inspection took place from 28 November t o 2 December. TR finished her 3M Inspection with a n overall score of 92, one point higher than any o ther Atlantic F l e e t carrier .

1988 was t h e f i r s t year TR could compete fo r t h e Commander-in-Chief Atlantic F l e e t Golden Anchor Award. On 15 December t h e announcement was made, TR had won. This annual award recognizes excellence in c a r e e r programs and leadership involvement in retention.

TR s ta r t ed her f i r s t "Great Adventure" on 30 December 1988. She was underway for the Mediterranean and her f i rs t extended deployment. Enclosure (14) contains a media

release on the TR Bat t le Croup get t ing underway. A t the s t a r t of business 1 January 1988 USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT had a n enlisted

c rew to ta l of two-thousand eight-hundred ninety-seven (2,8971, a t close of business on 31 December 1988 the re were two-thousand nine-hundred and twenty-four (2,924) enlisted crewmembers aboard. On 1 January 1988 one-hundred sixty-six (166) off icers were assigned t o TR and a t close of business 31 December 1988 the re were one-hundred seventy-two (172) off icers assigned.

During 1988, one-thousand five-hundred f i f ty (1,550) enlisted crewmen graduated from two week School of Ship courses held bi-weekly for newly reporting personnel. Five-thousand (5,000) people were sen t TAD during 1988.

During 1988 the re were twelve-thousand three-hundred thirty-five (12,335) ca tapu l t launches and twelve-thousand four-hundred nine t raps (12,409). The following i s a listing of traps, touch & goes, bolters and to ta l f l ight hours from TR in 1988:

TRAPS TOUCH & GOES BOLTERS HOURS DAY/NIGHT DAY/NIGHT DAYINIGHT DAYINICHT 8,51113,898 9921 157 3201359 11,748.2/4,554.5

Enclosures (15, 16, 17 and 18) contain deta i ls on launches and landings for 1988.

During 1988 thirty-six (36) Ship Alterations (SHIPALTS) were accomplished by VRT. Changes for t h e Visual Landing Flight Aid system, Arresting Gear system and Catapul ts system tota led two-hundred seventy three , two-hundred twenty seven by VRT and for ty six by Ship's Force. Two-hundred sixteen controlled jobs were accomplished by ship's force:

Nuclear Level (NL-I) 3 Nuclear Level (NL-111) 40 Level I 7 0 Level A 99 Level B 4

Four-hundred seventy nine (479) Interdepartmental Work Requests were completed expending nine-thousand five-hundred for ty (9,540) man-hours. Enclosure (19) conta ins additional equipment and space modifications and installations.

Expenditures of ammunition in 1988 were approximately 850 line items. Four surface-to-air missiles, sixteen air-to-air missiles and over 25,500 rounds of small a r m s ammunition were expended during t h e year.

3. Supporting Documents. Enclosure (20) i s forwarded as a record of daily operations and training fo r 1988. Enclosure (21) is a photograph of USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT taken by PH2 on 27 March 1988 near Cuantanamo Bay, Cuba. This was t h e f i r s t t ime photographs were taken with a l l t e n squadrons of Car r ie r Air Wing EIGHT aboard TR. /

Captain, U.S. Navy Commanding Off icer

Declassify upon removal of enclosures (71, (81, (91, (1 11, (131, (14)

USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) LINE CHRONOLOGY 1988

1 JAN-23 FEB INPORT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

7 JAN CRUDESCRU EIGHT, RADM JEREMY BOORDA VISIT

12 JAN FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER OF THE QUARTER Fi r s t Class Hospital Corpsman o f Medical Department.

13 JAN INDIAN AMBASSADOR TO US., HON. MR. PRATAP K. KAUL TOUR

19 JAN DEPUTY UNDER SECNAV, HON. MR. DENNIS R. SHAW TOUR

. 25-29 JAN EXPLOSIVE SACETY REVIEW TECHNICAL ASSIST MAGAZINES SPRINKLET SYSTEM INSPECTION

2 FEB MEDICAL TRAINING READINESS EVALUATION BY FLEET TRAINING GROUP CTMO

8-12 FEB SHIP'S MAINTENANCE AND MATERIAL MANAGEMENT (3M ) ASSIST VISIT 88

10 FEB PETTY OFFICER OF THE QUARTER Second Class Boatswain's Mate of Deck Depar tment

17-19 FEB FAST CRUISE

17-19 FEB FAST CRUISE

19 FEB FIRST RECULARY SCHEDULED SHABBA SERVICE

23 F E E 3 MAR UNDERWAY (FLEET CARRIER QUALIFICATION)

25 FEB CON-REPIVERT-REP W/ USS SANTA BARBARA (650 Lif ts Ammunition onload)

26 FEB DVs EMARKED

26 FEB MEDIA EMBARKED

27 FEB DVs EMARKED

27 FEB MEDIA EMBARKED

27 FEB FUELING AT SEA WITH USNS HENRY J. KAISER 1254,741 JP5)

Encl (5)

31 MAR-4 APR PORT CALL: FORT LAUDERDALE

2 APR NAVY LEAGUE LUNCHEON

3 APR RECRUITING ASSIST TOURIEACLE SCOUT CEREMONY

5-7 APR UNDER WAY: TIGER CRUISE

8-18 APR INPORT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

I1 APR COMNAVAIRLANT MEDICAL READINESS INSPECTION

15 APR FLEET DENTAL OFFICER, LANTFLT VISIT

15 APR FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER OF THE QUARTER Firs t Class Aviation Ordnancemen of Weapons Depar tment

18 APR VICE CHIEF BRITISH DEFENCE STAFF, GENERAL SIR RICHARD F. VINCENT VISIT

18-24 APR UNDERWAY VIRGINIA CAPES (FLEET CARRIER QUALIFICATION)

19-22 APR NUCLEAR MOBILE TRAINING TEAM (NMTT) VISIT

19 APR MEDIA EMBARK

20 APR DV EMBARK

20 APR MEDIA EMBARK

20 APR COMMANDER, DESTROYER GROUP TWO EMBARK

21 APR DV EMBARK

21 APR MEDIA EMBARK

22 APR DANISH AMBASSADOR TO U.S., HIS EXCELLENCY EIGIL JORGENSEN EMBARK

22 APR CONGRESSIONAL STAFFERSISMITHSONIAN EMBARK

23- 24 APR HECTOR RANGE (SHIP'S PERFORMANCE TRIALS)

25 APR-17 MAY INPORT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

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I I JUN FUELING AT SEA WITH USNS MISSISSINEWA (863,868 JP5)

11-13 JUN NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACCEPTANCE INSPECTION (NWAI) TR is the first CVN precommissioning t o successfully pass NWAI.

13 JUN MEDICAL ADVANCE PHASE EVALUATION

15 JUN RDVU WITH USNS MISSISSINEWA

15 JUN BLUEJACKET OF THE QUARTER Seaman Yeoman of Air Department

16 JUN FUELING AT SEA WITH USNS MISSISSINEWA (1,054,780 JP5)

16-17 JUN COMD'T U.S. ARMY WAR COLLEGE EMBARKED

17-19 JUN PORT CALL: ST THOMAS, U. S. VIRGIN ISLANDS

23 JUN FUELING AT SEA WITH USNS MISSISSINEWA (452,033 JP5)

29 JUN-5 JUL INPORT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

6-8 JUL UNDERWAY VIRGINIA CAPES USE)

6-7 JUL CINCLANTFLT, ADM F.B. KELSO I1 EMBARKED

7 JUL SECNAV HON.. WILLIAM L. BALL 111 VISIT

7 JUL COMNAVAIRLANT, VADM R.M. DUNLEAVY ARRIVES & DEPARTS VIA FJA-18A

7 JUL MARSHAL OF THE SOVIET UNION S.F. AKHROMEYEV EMBARKS

8 JUL MASTER CHIEF AVIATION ORDNANCEMAM JACK BREEDLOVE OF WEAPONS DEPARTMENT AS NEXT COMMAND MASTER CHIEF

9-19 JUL INPORT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

11-15 JUL SUPPLY MANAGEMENT INSPECTION

12-13 JUL CAPTAIN EDWARD F. NEY MEMORIAL AWARD INSPECTION

12-13 JUL ENLISTED NUCLEAR DETAILER VISIT

-- USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (dVN-7 1) LINE CHRONOLOGY 1988

CONTINUED

1-12 AUG ENGINEERING AUXILIARIES ASSIST VISIT

2-4 AUG AQUEOUS FILM FORMING FOAM (AFFF) SYSTEM MODIFICATION

3 AUG WEAPONS ON-LOAD (HELO) HELO FLIGHT QUARTERS

3 AUG RADIATION HEALTH AND SAFETY AUDIT

5 AUG CDR A.M. GEMMILL BECOMES XO Commander Alan Gemmill relieved Captain William Cross

5 AUG CLERGY DAY

5 AUG DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF SACLANT, RADM JAWC WENDEL, ROYAL NETHERLANDS NAVY TOUR

8 AUG FIRST "DC ACADEMY CLASS"

10 AUG CNO EXECUTIVE PANEL TASK FORCE ON RADIO-ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT VISIT AND LUNCHEON

10-1 1 AUG RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY CONFERENCE

I 1 AUG MIDSHIPMAN OPEN HOUSE

12 AUG PRIME MINISTER OF ICELAND, HIS EXCELLENCY THORSTEINN RAFNAR PALSSON AND SACLANT TOUR AND LUNCHEON

15-18 AUG UNDERWAY VIRGINIA CAPES FLEET CARRIER QUALIFICATION

15-17 AUG WHITE HOUSE GUEST EMBARKED

15 AUG PETTY OFFICER OF THE QUARTER Second Class Aviation Electrician's Mate of Aircraf t Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD)

15 AUG AMMO UNREPIVERTREP WITH USS DETROIT (600 Lif ts Ammunition onload)

15-18 AUG NAVY SEA COLLEGE BRIEF

16-17 AUG DV EMBARK

17 AUG SEA SPARROW MISSILE SHOOT

17-18 AUG DV EMBARK

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USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-7 1) LINE CHRONOLOGY 1988

CONTINUED

FUELING AT SEA WITH USS DETROIT (343,192 JP5)

FUELING AT SEA WITH USS LEYTE GULF (255,843 JP5)

MISSILE SHOOT

AMMUNITION CROSSDECK FROM USS FORRESTAL (70 Lifts)

DV EMBARK


HMS ILLUSTRIOUS SEA KING HELOS

UNREP WITH USS PRATT

UNREP WITH USS DETROIT (100 Lif ts Ammunition onload)

MEDIA EMBARK

SECNAV HON. WILLIAM L. BALL EMBARK

TR CROSSED ARCTIC CIRCLE AT 009" 37.9'-DEGREES EAST LONGITUDE

ENTER VESTIFJORD, NORWAY

BLUEJACKET O F THE QUARTER Airman Aviation Maintenance Administrationman of Aircraf t Intermediate Maintenance Depar tment (AIMD)

DV EMBARK

SACLANT ADM LEE BAGGETT, J R EMBARK

MEDIA CONFERENCE WITH VADM JOHNSON, RADM Dougherty, RADM WHITE, COMO WESTRUPP

DV EMBARK

NATO SECRETARY GENERAL HIS EXCELLENCY DR. MANFRED WOERNER & NATO REPRESENTATIVES EMBARK


RDVU WITH USS FORRESTAL BATTLE CROUP

-- USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-7 1) LINE CHRONOLOGY 1988

CONTINUED

17 OCT NORTH CAROLINA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TOUR

18 OCT ' CAPSTONE FLAGIGENERAL OFFICERS COURSE TOUR Hosted by COMCARGRU TWO, RADM R. Macke

21 OCT ATTACK BOMBING SQUADRON EIGHT TOUR

22 OCT NATO OFFICERS TOUR

22 OCT CHIEF OF STAFF, SUBLANT, CAPT LARRY MARSH TOUR

23 OCT WE CARE PREDEPLOYMENT FAIR

24-28 OCT COMMANDER, NAVAL AIR FORCE, U.S. ATLANTIC FLEET DIESEL INSPECTION

24 OCT PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL OFFICE FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE CONSTITUTION, FRC (EQUIV: DIR FBI) HON. MR. GERHARD BOEDAN, TOUR

25 OCT SHIP'S SECOND BIRTHDAY

31 OCT-2 NOV MARDET C C INSPECTION

31 OCT-4 NOV TORPEDO READINESS ASSISTANCE TEAM RFI, AVIATION ORDNANCE REVIEW

3 NOV JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY ENGINEERS TOUR

5 NOV ARMED FORCES STAFF COLLEGE TOUR

7-18 NOV UNDERWAY PUERTO RICAN OPERATIONS AREA (FLEETX 1-89)

9 NOV COMSECONDFLT, VADM JOHNSON VISIT

10 NOV RDVU WITH USS SAVANNAHIVERTREPIFUELINC AT SEA (300,000 JP5/ 100 Lif ts Ammunition onload)

8-10 NOV CATAPULT NUMBER FOUR JET BLAST DEFLECTOR TESTING

12 NOV HOSTILITIES PHASE STARTS

15 NOV FINEX HOSTILITIES PHASE

15-16 NOV COMMANDER ASW STRIKING FORCE, RADM GROSE, ROYAL NAVY EMBARK

- USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-7 l) LINE CHRONOLOGY 1988

CONTINUED

15 DEC BLUEJACKET OF THE QUARTER Airman Aviat ion Machinist's Mate of A i rc ra f t In t e rmed ia t e Maintenance D e p a r t m e n t (AIMD)

28 DEC VADM DUNLEAVY COMNAVAIRLANT VISIT/LUNCHEON

30 DEC UNDER WAY FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN.-first extended deployment for TR -

30 DEC MEDIA VISITIEMBARK

CHRONOLOGY OF 1988. DISTINGUISH VISITORS/ MEDIA

DATE: 7 JAN 1988 TOUR

NAMES RADM Jeremy Boorda

TITLE COMMANDER, CRUISER-DESTROYER GROUP EIGHT

CAPT Love11 DESGRU-8 CHIEF O F STAFF

DATE: 13 JAN 1988 TOUR/LUNCH

NAMES TITLE Honorable Pra tap K. Kaul Indian Ambassador t o t h e United S t a t e s RADM J a m e s E. Taylor Commander, Fighter Medium Attack Airborne Early

Warning Wings Atlantic Escort Officer for the Ambassador

DATE: 19 JAN 1988 TOURJLUNCH

NAMES TITLE Honorable Mr. Dennis R. Shaw Deputy Under Secretary of t h e Navy for Policy plus 90 guests

DATE: 29 JAN 1988 TOUR

NAMES TITLE 60-Doctors and Dent is ts from Recruit ing Area Four

DATE: 12 FEB 1988 REENLISTMENT CEREMONY

NAMES VADM R.M. Dunleavy

TITLE COMNAVAIRLANT

DATE: 26-27 FEB 1988 EMBARK

NAMES MR. Karl P. Suthard

- TITLE NATIONAL AIR h SPACE MUS-GM-13

MR. Philip D. Edwards NASM GS-9 MR. J. CLENDENING NASM GM-13 MS. Patricia Ann Woodside NASM GS-12 Mr. Dalton C. Bray Orange Park Polic Depar tment Mr. William D. Brinton Leadership Jacksonville Mr. Kennon G. Holmes The Haskell Company Mr. S tuar t A. Rifkind U.S. Federal Emergency

Management Agency

DATE: 9 - 10 MAR 1988 EMBARK

NAMES Arthur Z. Barnes Jack Craycrof t Thomas R. Hill Rober t 0. Mullins Geo. T. Reynolds, 111 Ellis M. Skinner, I1 Eugene E. Vilfordi Alden E. Wagner

TITLE .Barnes Development, Inc Craycrof t Archi tec ts,Inc F i r s t Republic Bank ROMCO, Inc Reynolds Outdoor, Inc. Skinner Tile Co., Inc. Merrill Lynch, Inc Alden Wagner & Associates


CNO FILM CREW

NAMES TITLE Zip Zimmerman, GS-13 Producer/Director D.M. Peters, GS-12 Sound Recordist Sam Roney, GS-12 Dir of Photography Dicky Yee, GS-13 NAVSEA PROD R E P PHI Cameraman pH2 Cameraman EM2 Electrician


NAMES TITLE RADM Wayne E. Rickman Commander, F l e e t Training Command Atlantic Captain A.P. Johnson . Commander, F l e e t raining Group GTMO (No RON)


NAMES TITLE Mr. George Steinbrenner Owner, NY Yankess Mr. David Paul Miller Dir. Of Public Relation, P o r t Everglades Authority Mr. Tom Shoop President, F o r t Lauderdale Navy League Mr. Jim Ramsey Industrial Assn P o r t Everglades Mr. Bill Zack F o r t Lauderdale Navy League Mr. Ed Flynn Flynn Corp

CHRONOLOGY OF 1988 DISTINGUISH VISITORS/ MEDIA

CONTINUED

DATE: 20 - 21 APR 1988 EMBARK

NAMES Mr. Howard T. Gathright Mr. David W. Loving Mr. John Pekkanedn Mr. George Van Tassel Mr. Gerald F. Schiappa Mr. Austin "Bud" Chapman Mr. Theodore Barreaux

TITLE .Attorney, Boylestown, PA CEO, National Reta i l Hardware Assn Roving Editor, Reader's Digest Regional Mrg, Meehan-Tooker Pres, Problems & Solutions, Washington, DC VP, Prudential-Bache VP, American Insti tute of CPAs


MEDIA

NAMES Mr. Mitsuo Shibata-

TITLE Photographer, Shibata Ofice (Sea Power), Tokyo, Japan

Mr. Richard G. Burnette levela and Daily Banner


NAMES Mr. Edwar Vitione, Jr . Mr. Ernest Johnston Mr. Charles S. Ross Mr. Donald W. Fors ter Mr. Lawrence A. Carlstrom Mr. David W. Welp Mr. David Carlin Mr. Je rome Holt Mr. J a m e s Curt is

TITLE Mgr, GE Naval & Drive Turbine Systems Pres, Johnston Advertising Program Mgr, Texas Instruments Missle Systems Regional Mgr, General Elect r ic Gen Mgr, CE Vice Pres, Texa Instruments Defense Systems Gen Mgr, Cekay Sales Field Marketing Engineer Texas Instruments, Marketing Mgr.


MEDIA

NAMES Mr. David Sharp Mr. Bill Markham

TITLE Photograper, WRCB-TV, Chattanooga,TN News Repor te r , WRCB-TV, ~ h a t t a n i o ~ a , ~ ~

DATE: 7 MAY 1988 TOUR

Armed Forces Staff College . 600 s tudents and thei r families from t h e Armed Forces Staff College

DATE: 11 MAY 1988 TOUR

Navy Recruiting District, Little Rock Seventy educators and e s c o r t on a n offical Educator Orientation Visit -

DATE: 19 MAY 1988 EMBARK FOURTEENTH INTER-AMERICAN NAVAL CONFERENCE

NAMES VADM Hernandez RADM Arriola ADM Trost VADM Dunleavey RADM Francis RADM Ustick RADM Onconnor VADM Arosa RADM Rer re r CAPT Reyser CDR Blanco Azcara te CDR Vara ADM Stoffel VADM Estremadoyro RADM Arlindo RADM Coimbra CAPT Sanabria CAPT Ciminelli CDR Gilberto CDR Landivar LT Ramallo RADM Por te r RADM Anguita RADM Gallegos CDR Howard ADM Grau RADM Perez RADM Sandoval LT Millan

TITLE Chairman, Inter-American Naval Conference ~ n t e r - ~ m e r i c a n Defense Board USN USN (HOST) USN USN USN Argentina Argentina Argentina Argentina Argentina Brazil Bolivia Brazil Brazil Bolivia Brazil Brazil Bolivia Bolivia Canada Chile Chile Chile Colombia Colombia Colombia Colombia

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CONTINUED

DATE: 16 - 17 JUNE 1988 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE MGEN Howard D. Graves, USA .Commandant , U.S. Army War College C A P T Tor rence B. Wilson, 111, USN COL David W. Hazen, USA COL Rufus D. Harris , USAF C a p t Gregory P. Koening, USA MGEN Graves1 Aide

DATE: 26 - 25 JUNE 1988 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE Honorable Mrs. Donna Tu t t l e Deputy S e c r e t a r y of C o m m e r c e Honorable Ms. Nancy Risque Assistant to t h e Pres ident a n d Cab ine t Sec re t a ry Honorable Dr. Kathleen Bailey Assistant D i rec to r f o r Nuclear a n d Weapons Control ,

U.S. A r m s Contro l And Disa rmament Agency Honorable Ms. Anne F-oreman Genera l Counsel, D e p a r t m e n t of Air F o r c e

DATE 6 - 7 JULY 1988 EMBARK

NAMES ADM F.B. Kelso I1

TITLE Commander-in-Chief, A t l an t i c F l e e t

DATE: 7 JULY 1988 (Arrived v ia F/A-18. L e f t v ia A-6)

NAMES TITLE Honorable William L. Ball, I11 Sec re t a ry of t h e Navy

DATE: 7 JULY 1988 EMBARK

MARSHAL OF THE SOVIET UNION AKHROMEYEV VISIT TO USS THEODORE ROOS~VELT

NAMES USSR - TITLE

Marshal of t h e Sovie t Union Chief of t h e Genera l S ta f f of t h e USSR S.F. Akhromeyev

Admiral K. V. Makarov Deputy Commander in Chief , Sovie t NAVY General-Colonel A.A. F i r s t Deputy Commander in Chief , Sovie t Army

Grinkevich General-Colonel of Aviat ion F i r s t Deputy Commander in Chief , Sovie t Air F o r c e

V. Y. Panlkin

CONTINUED 9


CONTINUED

MARSHAL OF THE SOVIET UNION AKHROMEYEV VISIT TO USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CONTINUED)

NAMES Tony Germanot ta REPORTER Sharon Hewitt , Repor ter REPORTER CAMERAMAN REPORTER CAMERAMAN REPORTER CAMERAMAN CDR J01 pH2 pH2 CDR LCDR LTCOL LT

MEDIA TITLE 'VIRGINIA-PILOT DAILY PRESS NAVY NEWS WTKR-TV WTKR-TV WVEC-TV WVEC-TV WAVY-TV WAVY-TV NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK Of fical Navy Photographer CHINFO ESCORT CNAL Escor t Officer DOD P A 0 ESCORT CHINFO ESCORT

~-

DATE: 20 - 21 July 1988 EMBARK

NAMES Mr. Alan Kopit CDR Richard Rogers Mr. Gerry Johnston Mr. Tony Greco Mr. David Gagnon Mr. Paul Zielinski Ms. Laurie Dewey

TITLE White House Fellow, Special Asst t o SECDEF OSD Escor t Off icer fo r Mr. Kopit Pres., McDonnell-Douglas Zone Mgr, Taco Bell Dir. of Ops, T a c o Bell Regional Mgr, Taco Bell Dist Mgr, Tidewater-Taco Bell

MEDIA NAMES TITLE Mr. Earl Vincent Swift Reporter, Virginia Pilot Mr. J a m e s R. Francis Photographer, Virginia Pilot

DATE: 20 - 22 Ju ly 1988 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE Mr. John R. Ryan Director, Air Traffic Operations, Federal Aviation

Administration

DATE: 23 - 24 July 1988 EMBARK

NAMES Mr. John Tuck

TITLE Executive Assistant t o the White House Chief of S t a f f

Mr. A1 Raul .General Counsel, OMB Mr. J a m e s Dyer Deputy Assistant t o t h e President fo r Legislative Affairs Mr. Charles Angst Sr. VP, International Bond Trading Dept, Shearson,

Lehman, Hutton Ms. J a n Paulk Director, Senate Interparl iamentary Services Ms. Yvonne Hopkins Assistant Director, Senate Interparl iamentary Services Mr. George Car tagena Senate Cloak Room Assistant CDR OLA Escor t

Mr. Doug Pensinger Mr. J a m e s Kitfield

MEDIA Times News Service (Navy Times) Military Forum

DAm. 10 August 1988 TOUR .

CNO EXECUTIVE PANEL TASK FORCE ON RADIO-ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT

NAMES Mr. Tom Evans Mr. Walt Morrow Mr. Gerald Cann Dr. John Egan Dr. Horace Feldman Dr. Frank Fernandez Dr. Char les Herzfeld Mr. Ben Huberman Dr. Hans Mark Dr. William Reese Mr. J a m e s Woolsey Prof. Alber t Wohlstetter

TITLE Co-Chairman Co-Chairman Me rr~ be r Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member

DATE: 12 AUG 1988 TOUR

PRIME MINISTER OF ICELAND

NAMES z!zE His Excellency Thorsteinn Prime Minister of Iceland

Rafnar Palsson Mrs. Ingibjorb Palsson His Excellency Ingvi Icelandic Ambassador t o t h e United S t a t e s

Ingvarsson

Continued 1 3

CHRONOLOGY OF 1988 ' DISTINGUISH VISITORS/ MEDIA

CONTINUED

DATE: 14 AUG 1988 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE

Mr. Albert H. Fountain President of Welders Supply Company LCDR SECNAV Escor t Officer

DATE: 16 - 17 AUG 1988 EMBARK

NAMES TITLE Hon. Mr. Morton Abramowitz Assistant SECSTATE for Intelligence and Research Mr. Richard A. Clarke Deputy Assistant SECSTATE for Regional Analysis Mr. Mark M. Lowenthal Acting Deputy Assistant SECSTATE f o r Functional

Analysis and Research


NAMES Ms. Elaine Rogers Mr. Joseph H. G a r r e t t

Mr. Paul E. Nonte

TITLE - Executive Director, U S 0 Metro Washington VP, U S 0 Metro washington (VP, ~ a r k e c n ~ & Government Affairs, Rockwell International) CPA, Jasper, IN


NAMES MGEN Stearney, USAR

TITLE Commanding General, 86th Army Communications

Mr. J o e E. Maerzke President, Actimagination Inc. Mr. Alfred R. Kahn Vice Chairman, Leisure Concepts Inc. Mr. F red D. Eddins - Sr Design Director, Hasbro Inc. Mr. Christopher 3. Gross Industrial Designer, Hasbro Inc. Mr. Wm Douglas Young Industrial Designer, Hasbro Inc. Mr. David I. Maurer Director of Boys Toys Research & Development, Hasbro

Inc.


NAMES Mr. Don Santa-Maria

TITLE - VADM Johnson's Step-father

CHRONOLOGY OF 1988 ' DISTINGUISH YISITORSI MEDIA

CONTINUED

DATE: 15 1988 EMBARKITOUR

NAMES Hon. Mr. Thor Knudesen Hon. Mr. Rikard Olsvik Hon. Mr. Hans

Roessjordet LTCEN John Herman

Rudshagen LTCEN Hjalmar Inge

Sunde VADM Car l H.E. Brainich

Von Brainich Fel th LCDR Grinter RADM Johan Ruth RADM Per Sollien GEN SIR Geoffrey

Howlett, KBE, MC RADM Magnus Stene MGEN Olav Aamoth CAPT S.G. Andresen Mr. Finn Molvig

MGEN Carl F. Tideman

TITLE MP, Defense Commit tee (Norway)

'MP, Defense Commit tee (Norway) MP, Defense Commit tee (Norway)

(Norway Air Force) Chief of Defense Norway

(Norway Army) Commander, Southern Norway

NLNICNS

ACD TO VADM Fel th (Demark Navy) DCOS Joint OPS AFNEICINCNORTH NONIDCOS OPSICHOD NORWAY UKA, CINCNORTH

NONINaval Dep AFNEICINCNORTH NOAFIIG NOAF SECDEF COMM, Norway Dir Gen for Security Policy & Special Advisor on NATO Affairs for Minister of Defence Dir C e n Joint Norway Medical Service

DATE: 16 SEPTEMBER 1988 EMBARKITOUR

NAMES ADM Lee Baggett, Jr

TITLE - Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic

DATE: 17 SEPTEMBER 1988 EMBARK/TOUR

TEAMWORK 88 Media Conference

NAMES TITLE VADM Jerome L. Johnson Commander, Striking Force Atlantic VADM Torolf Rein commander . ~ o r t h e r h Navy, Norway RADM White, Royal Navy Commander, ASW Striking Force RADM W. A. Dougherty Jr. Commander, Carr ier Striking Force COMO Westropp (CN)

NAMES Mr. Claude Marbaix

Member Media Pool TITLE - Radio Canada

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CHRONOLOGY OF 1988 DISTINGUISH VISITORS1 MEDIA

CONTINUED

DATE: 17 SEPTEMBER 1988 EMBARKITOUR Continued

NAMES His Excellency Mr. Gordon His ~ x c e l l e n c ~ Mr. Einar

Benediktsson His Excellency Mr. Prosper

Thuysbaert Hon. Dr. Alton G. Keel Hon. Mr. Nicholas Ruwe His Excellency Mr. Thor

Knudsen Hon. Mr. Thorsteinn

lngol fsson Hon. Mr. Eyjolfur Konrad

Jonsson VADM Allain Coatanea LTCEN Richard J. Evraire MGEN Louis B.M. Elfrink MCEN J e a n Thiery CDR Ceoffroi Halle

TITLE - Canadian Permanent Representative NATO Iceland Permanent Representative NATO

Belgium Permanent Representative NATO

U.S. Permanent Representative NATO U.S. Ambassador t o Iceland Member of Parl iament, Defense Commit tee , Norway

Director Defense Department, Iceland

Chairman, Foreign Affai rs Commit tee of t h e Parl iament, Iceland (French Navy) Deputy Chief Joint Staff Canadian Military Representative NATO Supreme Allied Command Europe Representative NATO Chief French Military Mission, NATO (French Navy) ADC t o VADM Coatanea

D A m . 19 SEPTEMBER 1988 EMBARKITOUR

NAMES CEN Vigleik Eide LT GEN Huitfeld LT COL Iversen LT COL Dahlberg MAJ Anda MAJ Ryste MAJ Skjaerpe MAJ Weisaeth CAPT ,Bergurn Mr. Tamnvef CAPT Myklevoll

TITLE Chief of Defense, Norway Norway (Ret) Commander Northern Norway, VOB Commander Northern Norway, VOB ADC t o CHOD, Norway COMNON DISTAFF COMNON Staff COMNON P I 0 COMNON VOB Researcher Staff

DATE 19 -20 SEPTEMBER 1988 EMBARK

NAMES VADM Torolf Rein

TITLE Commander Northern Navy, Norway

DATE: 25 SEPTEMBER 1988 EMBARKITOUR

NAMES TITLE Konteradmiral Hein-Peter Commander, Naval Bureau, Germany

Wehyer

CHRONOLOGY OF 1988 ' DISTINGUISH VISITORS/ MEDIA

CONTINUED

DATE: 26 SEPTEMBER 1988 TOUR Continued

NAMES Ministerialrat Dr. Fredy

Oberstleutnant Rainer

Obers t Winfried Dunkel Mr. Karl Freudenstein Mr. Zille

TITLE Aide t o MOD Schwierkus

.Aide t o MOD Schuwirth Leader of Information and Press Office, MOD Interpretor, MOD FCN Photographer

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DATE: 27 SEPTEMBER 1988 TOUR

NAMES Dr. Roland Meklinger

TITLE VP, Messerschmitt-Boelkow-Blohm

DATE 15 OCTOBER 1988 TOUR

Conference of Metropolitan Courts (1 25-members)

DATE: 17 OCTOBER 1988 TOUR

North Carolina Savings and Loan Association (40-members)

DATE: 24 OCTOBER 1988 TOUR

NAMES Hon. Mr. Cerhard Boeden

TITLE President of the Federal Office fo r Protection of t h e

Constitution, Federal Republic of Germany

DATE: 3 NOVEMBER 1988 TOUR

Johns Hopkins University Engineers (20 Associate and full professors of Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory)

DATE: 4 NOVEMBER 1988 TOUR

NAMES Mr. Jack C. Henderson

TITLE Assistant t o the Director, U.S. Secre t Service

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DATE: 02 DECEMBER 1988 BRIEF

NAMES RADM Brooks

TITLE Direc to r of Naval Intel l igence

DATE: 15 DECEMBER 1988 BRIEF

NAMES TITLE RADM F r o s t Commander , Naval Space Command

DATE: 28 DECEMBER 1988 VISITILUNCHEON

NAMES VADM Dunleavy

TITLE Commander , Naval Air Force , U.S. Atlant ic F l e e t