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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY USS RAVEN (MHC 61) FPO AA unas - I oan.. -. -. -.---. "WW {N REPLY REFER TO: 5757 Ser MHC61/0013 25 Jan 00 From: Commanding Officer, USS RAVEN (MHC-61) To: Director of Naval History (OP-09BH), Washington Navy Yard, Washington DC 20374-0571 Subj: 1999 COMMAND HISTORY Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12G Encl: (1) Command Composition and Organization (2) Command History Chronology (3) Command History Narrative (4) Commanding Officer's biography (5) Commanding Officer's picture (6) Welcome Aboard pamphlet (7) Change of Command pamphlet (8) Ship's picture 1. In accordance with reference (a), enclosures (1) through (8) are submitted.

COMMAND COMPOSITION AND ORGANIZATION RAVEN'S MISSION: To clear harbor, coastal, and ocean waters of all types of mines using reconnaissance, classification, and neutralization tactics. ISIC: COMCMRON THREE COMMANDING OFFICER: Lieutenant Commander Anthony W. Swain, United States Navy PERMANENT DUTY STATION: NAVSTA Ingleside, TX Enclosure 1

USS RAVEN (MHC-61) COMMAND HISTORY KEY CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS FOR 1999 01-05 Jan 11 Jan 15 Jan 15 Mar 19 Mar 05-09 Apr 26 Apr 26-30 Apr 30 Apr 10 May 11-19 May 19 May 20 May 23 May 25 May 29 May 01 June 07-11 June 29 June Holiday Leave and Upkeep Period Depart, Ingleside, TX enroute to Panama City, FL. Arrive, Panama City, FL. Underway, Gulf of Mexico OPAREA for Crew training. Final Contract Trials: Inport Ingleside, TX. Depart Ingleside, TX enroute to Key West, FL. Tailored Ship Training Availability (Phase 111) Arrive, Key West, FL. Depart Key West, FL, eqroute to Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Arrive, Ft. Lauderdale, PL. Acoustic Trials: Underw~y, Southern Florida OPAREA. Depart Ft. Lauderdale, FL, enroute to Key West, FL. Arrive, Key West, FL. Depart Key West, FL, emoute Conunel, MX. Arrive, Cozumel, MX. Depart Cozumel, MX, enroute to Ingleside, TX. Diesel Inspection: Inport Ingleside, TX. Afloat Training Group, Final Evaluation Period: Underway, Gulf of Mexico OPAREA. Enclosure (2)

30 June Afloat Training Group, Final Evaluation Period: Underway, Gulf of Mexico OPAREA. 07 July Depart Ingleside, TX, enroute to South Texas Ship Repair, Aransas Pass, TX. Arrive, South Texas Ship Repair, Aransas Pass, TX. 07 July - 22 Oct Post Shakedown Availability, South Texas Ship Repair, Aransas Pass, TX. 13 Aug Change of Command, USS RAVEN. LCDR Anthony W. Swain, USN, relieves LCDR Samuel C. Howard, USN. 28 Sep - 01 Oct Pre-Light Off Training (Phase I1 and 111): Inport, South Texas Ship Repair, Aransas Pass, TX. 05 Oct Mine Neutralization Vehicle Onload: Inport, South Texas Ship Repair, Aransas Pass, TX. 14 Oct Depart South Texas Ship Repair, Aransas Pass, TX, enroute to Ingleside, TX. Docktrials 19 Oct ISIC Light-Off Assessment: Inport, Ingleside, TX. 20-29 Oct Systems Calibration (SISCAL): Inport, Ingleside, TX. 21 Oct Underway Gulf of Mexico OPAREA, Sea Trials 30 Oct Underway Gulf of Mexico OPAREA, Family Day Cruise. 02 Nov Ammo Onload: Inport, Ingleside, TX. 08 Nov Depart Ingleside, TX, enroute to New Orleans, LA. 10 Nov Arrive, New Orleans, LA. 13 Nov Depart New Orleans, LA, enroute to Ingleside, TX. 16 Nov Arrive Ingleside, TX. 17 Nov - 03 Dec Restricted Availability, Gulf Copper, Aransas Pass, TX. 17 Nov Depart Ingleside, TX, emoute to Gulf Copper Dry Dock, Enclosure (2)

Aransas Pass, TX. Arrive, Gulf Copper Dry Dock, Aransas Pass, TX. 24-29 Nov Thanksgiving Leave and Upkeep Period. 03 Dec Depart Gulf Copper Dry Dock, Aransas Pass, TX, enroute to Ingleside, TX. 10 Dec Sea Trials 17-31 Dec Holiday Leave and Upkaep Period. Enclosure (2)

USS RAVEN (MHC-61) COMMAND HISTORY For USS RAVEN, the New Ye* began with a leave and upkeep period in Ingleside, TX, that ended on 05 Jan. Upoq returning fiom leave, RAVEN left for Panama City, FL for CSSQT. From From 05-09 April Raven conducted Final Contract Trials, inport Ingleside, TX, and successfully completed it, becoming the first Mine Hunter to do so. After a twoweek upkeep period, RAVEN got underway for Key West, FL. While transiting, RAVEN went through Tailored Ship Trai~ing Availability (TSTA) Phase 111, conducted by the Afloat Training Group, and the shpi passed it without trouble. RAVEN pulled into Key West, FI, on 30 April, and departed on 10 May for Ft. Lauderdale, FL. From 11-19 May, UVEN went through Acoustic Trials in the Southern Florida Operational Area (OPAREA), passing with excellent remarks. On 19 May RAVEN returned to Key West, FL to refuel. On 23 May RAVEN departed Key West, FL for a port visit to Cozumel, Mexico. After enjoying the port visit, RAVEN left Cozumel to return to Ingleside, TX, and arrived on 01 June. After a week of preparations, the Fjngineering Department had a successful Diesel Inspection fiom 07-11 June, inport Iqgleside, TX. Following a two-week upkeep period, the Afloat Training Group came anboard for the Final Evaluation Period (FEP). On 29 June the ship got underway in the Gulf of Mexico OPAREA RAVEN did not finish the FEP, opting instead to use the qnderway time for training. The crew prepared for a Post Shakedown Availability (PSA) for one week, then left Ingleside, TX on 07 July and arrived the same day at South Texas Ship Repair, Aransas Pass, TX. On 13 August, LCDR Anthony W. Swain, USN, relieved LCDR Samuel C. Howard, USN as Commanding Officer of USS RAVEN. The Availability went very well, with most of the jobs focusing on RAVEN'S homeport shift to Bahrain in September 2000. From 28 September to 01 October, Ingleside Afloat Training Group conducted Pre-Light Off Training (Phase 61 and 111) for the crew. RAVEN departed South Texas Ship Repair on 14 October, and conducted Dock Trials inport Ingleside, TX. Commander, Mine Counter Meqsures Squadron Three, conducted Light Off Assessment for RAVEN on 19 October, md RAVEN passed with high remarks. SIMA Ingleside held SISCAL for nine days starting on 20 October, meticulously going through the ship's gages and calibration program. On 21 October RAVEN got underway in the Gulf of Mexico for Sea Trials, and returned the same day with all systems working well after the Availability. The PSA concluded on 22 October. The RAVEN crew welcomed abotrd about 50 guests and family members for a very enjoyable Family Day Cruise out in.the Gulf of Mexico. On 08 November, the ship Enclosure (3)

departed Ingleside for a port visit to New Orleans, LA. The port visit lasted from 10-13 November, and the crew arrived back in Ingleside on 16 November. The next day, 17 November, Raven left Ingleside and arrived the same day at Gulf Copper, in Aransas Pass, TX. Upon arrival, the ship entered the dry dock to clean the hull and change out the seals in the ship's VSP seals. From 24-29 November, the RAVEN had a holiday stand down for Thanksgiving. On 03 December, the ship left the drydock and returned to Ingleside, TX. One week later, on 10 December, RAVEN got underway for one day in the Gulf of Mexico for sea trials. On 17 December, the ship commenced its Holiday Leave and Upkeep Period. Enclosure (3)