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C USS DUBUQUE (LPD-8) FPO SAN FRANCISCO 96601 C0:PAP:rgz - 5750 ~'~C~~S/FI D Ser -. _ 1 3,J R iu OPNAY REPORT 5750-1 From: Commanding Officer, USS DUBUQUE (LPD-8) To: Director of Naval History (OP-09B9), Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D. C. 20390 Subj: Command History; submission of (U) Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12B (b) CINCPACFLTINST 5750.12A Encl: (1) Chronology of USS DUBUQUE'S Movements During Period 1 Jan 1971 to 31 Dec 1971 (2) Copies of Citations and Congratulatory Messages 1. (U) In compliance with references (a) and (b), the history of USS DUBUQUE (LPD-8) for the period 1 January 1971 to 31 December 1971 is here- by submitted. 2. (c) Basic History a. Command Organization (1) During this period, USS DUBUQUE served as a unit of Amphibious Squadron ONE.,The following officers commanded the ship: 1 January 1971-3 November 1971: Captain Donald A. SMITH, USN,. 3 November. 1971-31 December 1971: Captain Paul A. PECK,. USN, --- (2) Designation of Units Assigned. The following units were embarked in USS DUBUQUE at various times during the period of the Western Pacific deployment (30 March - 1 November): TACRON 12, Flag Detachment TACRON 13, Detachment BRAVO HC-5, Detachment 101 ACU-1, Detachment BRAVO BMU-1, Detachment BRAVO BJU-1, Team 12, Detachment BRAVO Units - of BLT 114 / GROUP 4 hqradcd at 3 year in'fewalrl de;bssifird after: 12 Pa& '!-..' DECLRSSlFito

CHRONOLOGY OF USS DUBLTQUE'S MOYEMENTS DURING PERIOD 1 JAN 1971 TO 31 DEC 1971 01 JAN Boored as before, port side to Pier 8, Berth 86, U. Station, San Diego, California. S. Naval 04 JAN 1012 Underway for Seal Beach. 1703 Moored starboard side to U. S. Naval Weapons Station Pier, Seal Beach. 06 JAN 1054 Underway for San Diego. UO3 Moored port side to outboard side USS MOBILE (LKA-115), pie^ 8, Bqth 86, U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California. 07 JAN 1320 Underway. 1402 Moored port side to Pier 8, Berth 86, U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California. 25 JAN 1039 Underway for local operations. 26 JAN 1649 Moored starboard side to Pier 8, Berth 86, U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California. 04 FEB 0800 Underway for San Francisco. 05 FEB 1441 Moored starboard side to Pier 1, Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California. GROUP 4 Prmgradd at 3 p r infew& dadsdfid aftor 12 yam DECLASSIFIED --..- Enclosure (1).... LPD-8 ltr. C0:PAP:r z 57 0, Ser: 03 o 1.5 19A

08 FEB 0930 Underway for San Diego. 1555 Moored starboard side to Pier 8, Berth 85, U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California. 23 PEB 0802 Underway for local operations (Operation ADMIXTURE). 02 MAR 0717 Anchored off Silver Strand, San Diego, California. Q3 MAR 0854 Underway for San Diego. 1050 Moored starboard side to Pier 8, Berth 86, U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California. 0800 Underway for predeployment tests. 1908 Moored starboard side to Pier 8, Berth 86, U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California. 30 MAR 1000 Underway for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. 1020 Moored starboard side to Pier K, U. S. Naval Station, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. 0758 Underway for Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. DECLASSIFIED Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: 03 of 15 MAR 1972

19 APR 0653 Moored port side to Alava Pier, U. S. Naval Station Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 1346 Underway for 6-4 Anchorage, Subic Bay, R. P. 1500 Anchored in 6-4 Anchorage, Subic Bay, R. P. 1904 Underway for Danang, Republic of Yietnam. 21 APB 0924 Moored starboard side to Deepwater Pier, Naval Support Facility, Danang, Republic of Yfetnam. 0736 Underway for Anchorage. 0808 Anchored in Anchorage 29, Danang Harbor, Republic of Yietnam. 1358 Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 25 APR OW9 Moored staxboard side to Navy Pier, White Beach, Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 1822 Underway for Iwakuni, Japan. Q8ll Anchored in Anchorage B, Marine Corps Air Station, Iwakuni, Japan. 30 APR 0750 Underway for Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 04 MAY 0739 Moored starboard side to Deepwater Pier, Naval Support Facility, Danang, Republic of Vietnam. Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: 03 of 15 MAR 1972

05 MAY 1550 Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 08 MAY 1525 Moored starboard side to Navy Pier, White Beach, Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 09 MAY 0638 Underway for Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 13 MAY 0713 Moored starboard side to Deepwater Pier, Naval Support Facility, Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 1312 Underway for Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. W48 Anchored in Anchorage ECHO 19, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 1056 Underway for Leyte Pier, Naval Air Station Cubi Point, Suhic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 1150 Moored starboard side to Leyte Pier, Naval Air Station Cubi Point, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 19 MAY 1123 Underway for Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 21 MAY 0814 Moored starboard side to Deepwater Pier, Naval Support Facility, Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 22 MAY 1113 Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa. Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: 15 MAR 1972 03

25 MAY 0620 Anchored off White Beach, Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 0645 Underway. 0714 Moored starboard side to Navy Pier, White Beach, Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 1829 Underway for Iwakuni, Japan. 27 MAY 0659 Anchored in Anchorage ALPHA, Marine Corps Air Station, Iwakuni, Japan. 1938 Underway for Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 31 MAY 19l3 Moored starboard side to Deepwater Pier, Naval Support Facility, Danang, Republic of Vietnam. OL33 Underway for Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 1515 Moored starboard side to Leyte Pier, Naval Air Station Cubi Point, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 04 JUN 0800 Underway. 0832 Moored starboard side to Alava Pier, U. S. Naval Station, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 13 JUN 1500 Underway for Danang, Republic of Vietnam. Enclosure (11, LPD-% ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: of 1 5 MAR 1972 03

15 JUN 0723 Anchored in Danang Harbor, Republic of Vietnam. 0807 Underway. 0833 Moored Deepwater Pier, Naval Support Facility, Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 16 JUN 1044 Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 19 JUN 1049 Moored starboard side to Navy Pier, White Beach, Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 090 Underway for Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 25 JUN 0642 Anchored in Anchorage 17, Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 1137 Underway for Cam Rahn Bay, Republic of Vietnam. 0745 Anchored in Anchorage 44, Cam Rahn Bay, Republic of Vietnam. 1835 Underway for Yung Tau, Republic of Vietnam. 27 JUN 0750 Anchored in Anchorage F-14, Vung Tau, Republic of Vietnam. 1100 Underway for An Thoi, Republic of Vietnam. 28 JUN 1058 Anchored approximately 2 1/4 miles Southeast of An Thoi, Republic of Vietnam. Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: 03 of 15MARIq7'1

1850 Underway for Republic of Singapore. 01 JUL 0945 Moored starboard side to Berth 7, Her Majesty's Naval Base, Stores Basin, Republic of Singapore. 06 JLJL 0904 Underway for Danang, Republic of Yietnam. 09 JUL 0728 Anchored in Anchorage 15, Danang, Republic of Vietnam. 0924 Underway for Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 11 JLJL 1206 Moored starboard side to Rivera Pier, U. S. Naval Station, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 16 JLJL WW Underway. 0912 Anchored in Anchorage 6-4, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 1548 Underway. 1700 Moored starboard side to Rivera Pier, U. S. Naval Station, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 17 JUL 0826 Underway for Keelung, Taiwan. 0845 Moored starboard side to Navy Pier, White Beach, Buckner Bay, Okinawa. (Diverted from Taiwan due to typhoon.) Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: 03 15 MAR 1972

22 JUL 1105 Underway for Sasebo, Japan. 23 JUL 1639 Moored port side to U. S. Navy Pier, Naval Fleet Activities, Sasebo, Japan. 1832 Underway for Iwakuni, Japan. 1814 Anchored in Anchorage ALPHA, Marine Corps Air Station, Iwakuni, Japan. 1528 Underway for Yokosuka, Japan. 30 JUL 0816 Boored in Dry Dock $5, Naval Fleet Activity, Yokosuka, Japan. 13 AUG 0922 Underway. 0959 Moored starboard side to Berth 10, Floating Pier, Naval Fleet Activity, Yokosuka, Japan. 15 AUG 0904 Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 0835 Moored starboard side to Navy Pier, White Beach, Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 18 AUG 0714 Underway Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: of 15 MAR 1972 Q3

0932 Anchored in the vicinity of Blue Beach, Okinawa. 1450 Underway. DECLASSIFIED 1702 Moored starboard side to Navy Pier, White Beach, Buckner Bag, Okinawa. 19 AUG 1604 Underway for Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. 23 AUG 0920 Moored to ~uoy$l, Kong Kong Harbor, British Crown Colony. 28 AUG 0755 Underway for Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 31 AUG 4714 Anchored in Anchorage C-5, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 1543 Underway. 1654 Moored starboard side to USS FREDERICK, U. S. Naval Station, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 01 SEP 1129 Underway. 1159 Moored starboard side to Alava Pier, U. S. Naval Station, Subic Bay, ~e~ublic of the Philippines. 0816 Underway 0845 Anchored in Anchorage C-5, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 1407 Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa. Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: 03 of 1 5 MAR 1972

07 SEP 0657 Anchored in the vicinity of Blue Beach, Okinawa. 1309 Underway. 1517 Moored starboard side to Navy Pier, White Beach, Buckner Bay, Okinawa. 08 SEP 0558 Underway for Republic of Singapore. 13 SEP 2345 Anchored in Man of War Anchorage, Republic of Singapore. 20 SEP 0928 Underway for Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 23 SEP I318 Hoored starboard side to Alava Pier, U. Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. S. Naval Station, 30 SEP 0803 Underway. 0822 Anchored in Anchorage F-1, Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. 1032 Underway for Guam. 04 OCT 0745 Anchored in Outer Apra Harbor, Guam. 1248 Underway. 1326 Hoored starboard side to Berth 4, U. S. Naval Station, Agana, Guam. Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, C0:PAP:rgz 5750, Ser. b3 of 15 MA^ 1972.

05 OCT 1623 Underway for Yokosuka, Japan. 09 OCT 0915 Moored starboard side to Berth 3, Pontoon #5, Naval Fleet Activity, Yokosuka, Japan. 20 OCT 0750 Underway for San Diego, 01 NOY 0707 Moored starboard side to Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, California. 0832 Underway for U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California. 0917 Moored starboard side to Pier 8, Berth 85, U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California. Enclosure (I), LPD-8 ltr, CO:PAP:rgz, 5750, Ser: 03 of 1 5 MAR 1972

DECLASSIFIED b. Summary of Operations *~ On 25 and 26 January, DUBUQUE spent two days in the local area offshore fram San Diego, operating with other ships of Amphibious Squadron ONE. This time served to refresh the crew in the skills of operating in close company with other ships. On 4 February, DUBUQUE was underway for San Francisco, with the squadron, for a weekend of rest and relaxation, and for squadron operations while underway. The date of retulrn to San Diego was 9 February. The period 23 February to 3 March was spent participating in the FIRST Fleet Exercise "Admixture". The operation involved 42 U. S. Navy ships, 5 Canadian Navy ships, 19 air squadrons, and 3 air detachments. During the exercise, the ship's guns were fired, Marines were landed at Camp Pendleton, and simulated air attacks were repelled. On 30 March, DUBUQUE deployed to the Western Pacific with COMPHIBRON ONE embarked, arriving in Subic Bay on 19 April. CWPHIBRON ONE debarked and COMPHIBFORSEYENTHnT embarked upon arrival. Subsequently, the ship participated in the Keystone withdrawal operation and played a major role in the President's troop and equipment reduction program in the Republic of Vietnam. From 19 april to 28 June, seven lifts were made from the Republic of Yietnam. Specific dates are listed in the enclosed Comprehensive Ship's Movements. During the Keystone operation, DUBUQUE redeployed 160,176 cubic feet of cargo, 625 vehicles, 45 helicopters, and 279 Navy and Marine Corps pessonnel. In addition, six boats (one PTF, two LCM-8's, one LCU, one LCM-5 and one YPU) were also redeployed. As a sidenote, one of the aircraft carried on 16 June as DUBUQUE departed Da Nang was the last operational Marine Corps helicopter to leave the Republic of Yietnam. CCMPHIBGRU ONE was relieved as COMPHIBFORSEYENTHFLT/CTF 76 by COMPHIBOPSTJPPAC on 4 June, and remained embarked until 14 August. DUETQUE crossed the Equator on 30 June with appropriate ceremonies conducted. An R & R visit to the Republic of Singapore was made from 1-6 July. The period 30 July - 15 August was spent in Yokosuka, Japan, for upkeep and repair. The ship was drydocked during this period for repair of the port propeller which had been damaged during departure from Singapore. DECLASSIFIED

Amphibious Ready Group W O, which included DUBUQUE, DURHAM and FREDERICK, was reactivated on 16 August. The Commanding Officer of DUBUQUE was assigned as Cammander of Task Group 76.5. The Battalion Landing Team, First Battalion, Fourth Marines, was embarked in Amphibious Ready Group BRAYO from 19 August - 7 September as follows; 226 enlisted, and FREDERICK - 13 officers and 350 enlisted, for a total of 64 officers and 1,279 enlisted men. DUBUQUE - 44 officers and 7Q3 enlisted, DURHAM - 7 officers and An B & R trip was made to Hong Kong from 23-28 August, followed by practice landings conducted over a beach in the Philippines. These operations involved the loading and coordination of supporting aircraft and gunfire support ships. DUBUQUE returned to Singapore for a second time during the cruise and provided boat services for USS ENTERPRISE during the period 14-20 September. All Amphibious Ready Group BRAVO turnover items and equipment embarked aboard DUBUQUE was transferred to PHIBRON FIYE ships on 18 October. During this deployed period, in addition to participating in the Keystone withdrawal operation, DUBUQUE also made opportune lifts to Japan, Guam and the United States. The opportune lift to the United States included delivery of seven aircraft (one A4F, one US2B, and five CH46D1s) from Yokosuka, Japan, to San Diego. DUBUQUE steamed approximately 43,000 nautical miles during the seven month cruise from 30 March to 1 November. upkeep. The period 1 November - 31 December was scheduled for leave and c. Special Topics (1) DUBUQUE was assigned DATC availability from 8 November 1971 to 10 January 1972 for conversion to Navy Distillate fuel. (2) Distinguished Visitors and Nature of Visits 12 January - Secretary of the Navy, John H. CHAFEE Familiarization visit. DECLASSIFIED 3

23 February - Commander FIRST Fleet, YADM Raymond E. PEET, USN Conducted briefing on Operation ADMIXTURE and held question and answer period for ship's officer and enlisted personnel. 1March - Commander British Naval Staff, Washington, D. C., RADM C. C. H. DUNLOP, RN Familiarization visit during Operation ADMIXTURE. 22 April - Commander Amphibious Force, Pacific Fleet, YAW Nels C. JOHNSON, USN On site observation of DUBUQIE's initial effort in Keystone Operation. Ccmanding General, Third Marine Amphibious Brigade, MGEN Alan J. ARMSTRONG, USMC Coordination and discussion concerning DUBUQUE'S role in withdrawal program. A Copy to; C TNCPACHLT