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DEPARTMENTOFTHENAVY USS DUBUQUE (LPD-8) FPO SAN PRANCISCO 9601 PA0:JMB:clh 5750 Ser: 56 APR.!{jfi(j From: Commanding Officer, USS DUBUQUE (LPD-8) To : Director of Naval History (OP-09B9) Subj: Command History (OPNAV 5750-1); submission of Ref : (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12C Encl: (1) Chronology of USS DUBUQUEts movements during period 1 January 1979 to 31 December 1979 (2) Copy of DUBUQUE Welcome Aboard pamphlet 1. In compliance with reference (a), the history of USS DUBUQUE (LPD-8) for period 1 January to 31 December 1979 is hereby submitted. 2. Basic History. a. Command Organization. (1) During this period, USS DUBUQUE (LPD-8) served as a unit of Amphibious Squadron ONE. From 1 January to 9 February 1979 the ship was commanded by Captain David E. SIGSWORTH, USN, and for the remainderqf the year by Captain Charles W. CULLEN, USN,- - -- (2) Designation of Units Assiqned. The following units were embarked in USS DUBUQUE (LPD-8): (a) 1st Battalion, 9th Marines (b) 1st Battalion, 9th Marines (c) 3rd Battalion, 4th Marines (d) TACRON ONE (e) ACU ONE (f) Elements of 4th Marines (g) 3rd Marine Division (h) Elements of: ACU ONE; "B" Company 1st Battalion, 4th Marines; Weapons Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Marines 1 JAN - 15 JAN 28 JAN - 23 FEB 23 FEB - 10 MAR 1 JAN - 11 APR 1 JAN - 11 APR 14 SEP - 18 SEP 3 OCT - 10 OCT 7 NOV - 17 NOV

Historical Narrative. (1) On 1 January 1979 DUBUQUE was moored to buoy A-35 in Hong Kong Harbor for a port visit that lasted until 4 January when DUBUQUE got underway for Okinawa, DUBUQUE arrived in Okinawa on 9 January, embarked Commander Task Force 76, RADM Donald S. JONES and his staff, and departed for Subic Bay, R.P. the following day. After an upkeep period in Subic Bay, R.P. DUBUQUE got underway on 4 February for Okinawa, Japan arriving on 8 February where CTF 76 and his staff debarked. On 9 February while in Okinawa Captain Charles W. CULLEN relieved Captain David E. SIGSWORTH as Commanding Officer during Change of Command ceremonies onboard DUBUQUE. The following day DUBUQUE got underway arriving in Sasebo, Japan on 12 February for a port visit and availability period that lasted until 20 February when DUBUQUE departed for Okinawa, DUBUQUE arrived in Okinawa on 22 February and onloaded the Marines from 3rd Battalion, 9th Marines departing on 24 February for Operation Team Spirit off the South Korean Coast. USS CAYUGA and USS FRESNO steamed in company with DUBUQUE to Pohang Harbor, South Korea where DUBUQUE anchored on 26 February along with other members of the Amphibious Task Force involved in the exercise. That evening DUBUQUE along with other members of the U.S. Amphibious Task Force got underway and steamed in company to the Amphibious Objective Area arriving the next morning. Exercise Team Spirit lasted until 6 March and involved combined amphibious assaults with other 7th Fleet units and Republic of Korean units. This exercise included 112,000 Republic of Korea Army, Air Force, and Navy personnel along with 48,000 U.S. personnel under the operational control of ROK/US Combined Forces Command. With the exercise completed DUBUQUE steamed in company with USS DURHAM, USS CAYUGA and USS FRESNO to OkinawafXJapan and then to Subic Bay, R.P. arriving on 13 March. In Subic Bay DUBUQUE loaded the flight deck with a CONUS Opportune lift before commencing the journey home on 18 March. Steaming independantly from Subic Bay, R.P. to Apra Harbor, Guam DUBUQUE encountered an unseasonal tropical storm. Despite the 60 knot winds and heavy seas DUBUQUE transited the storm without damage and arrived on time in Apra Harbor, Guam on 23 March. Departing the same day DUBUQUE steamed in company with USS VANCOUVER to Eniwetok Atoll, where Squadron changeover was completed with Amphibious Squadron SEVEN ships on 26 March. DUBUQUE steamed in company with the other ships of Amphibious Squadron ONE the remainder of the transit to San Diego. Arriving in San Diego on 11 April DUBUQUE settled into a post deployment period of 30 days for maximum leave and liberty.

After an inspection in June by the Board of Inspection and Survey, DUBUQUE commenced a planned restricted availability period lasting until late August. During September DUBUQUE got uderway for local operations which included engineering training and amphibious operations conducted at White Beach, Camp Pendelton, California. On 1 October DUBUQUE got underway for a port visit in Monterey, California. The transit included amphibious operations off Camp Pendelton, California, engineering drills and a training battle problem. After a three day visit in Monterey, DUBUQUE got udnerway on 8 October with four members of the Monterey Navy League onboard as "Guests of the Navy". DUBUQUE1s transit to San Diego included shipboard drills and some brief amphibious operations off Camp Pendelton, California. After conducting operations in the Southern California operation area in late October, DUBUQUE again got underway on 5 November for a port visit to San Francisco. This underway period was packed with shipboard drills and exercises including shore bombardment exercises off San Clemente Island and amphibious operations at Camp Pendelton, California. The transit north was made with the USS VANCOUVER and USS OKINAWA with Commander Amphibious Squadron ONE embarked. After a four day port visit in San Francisco, DUBUQUE returned to San Diego stopping at Camp Pendelton for amphibious operations on the way. The engineering training that DUBUQUE conducted during these underway periods was tested on 6 and 7 December during DUBUQUE1s ~ropulsion Engineering Exam which was successfully completed on 7 December 1979.

CHRONOLOGY OF USS DUBUQUE'S MOVEMENTS DURING PERIOD OF 1 JANUARY TO 31 DECEMBER 1979 1 JAN 0000 Moored to buoy A-35 Hong Kong Harbor. 4 JAN 0856 Underway en route Okinawa, 9 JAN 0757 Moored Navy Pier Buckner Bay, Okinawa, 10 JAN 1600 Underway for Subic Bay, R.P. 14 JAN 4 FEB 8 FEB 10 FEB 12 FEB 20 FEB 22 FEB 24 FEB 26 FEB 27 FEB 3 MAR 4 MAR Moored Alava Pier Subic Bay, R.P. Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa, Moored Navy Pier Buckner Bay, Okinawa, Underway for Sasebo, Moored Berth 8 India Basin, Sasebo, Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa, Moored Navy Pier Buckner Bay, Okinawa, Underway for Ops off the Coast of Pohang, Korea (Team Spirit 79' ). Anchored Pohang, Harbor, Korea. Underway to conduct Amphib. Ops. Anchored Kuiin Point, Korea Underway for local ops. Anchored Pohang, Korea

6 MAR 8 MAR 10 MAR 13 MAR 18 MAR 23 MAR Underway for Kin Wan Bay, Okinawa, Anchored Kin Wan Bay, Okinawa, Underway for Buckner Bay, Okinawa, Moored Army Pier, Buckner Bay, Okinawa, Underway for Subic Bay, R. P. Moored Bravo Pier Subic Bay, R.P. Underway for Apra Harbor, Guam. Anchored Apra Harbor, Guam. Underway for Pier Sierra. Moored Pier Sierra Apra Harbor, Guam. Underway for Eniwetok Atoll. 26 MAR Anchored Eniwetok Atoll. Underway for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, USA 2 APR Moored Pier K-7 Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. 4 APR 11 APR 15 MAY Underway for San Diego, Ca. Moored Pier #6 San Diego, CA Underway for local ops, SocaltOp.areas. Anchored off of Camp Pendelton, CA. 16 MAY Underway for Wilson Cove, San Clemente, Island. Anchored Wilson Cove, San Clemente, Island. 17 MAY Underway for White Beach, Camp Pendelton, CA Anchored White Beach, Camp Pendelton, CA Underway for Socal 0p;areas. 18 MAY Moored Pier 6 San Diego, CA. 21 MAY Underway for local ops, Socal op areas 25 MAY Moored to La Playa Pier Ballast Point, San Diego, CA

25 MAY Underway for Pier 6 San Diego, CA. Moored Pier 10 San Diego, CA. 4 JUN Underway Cold Iron for Pier 6, NAVSTA, San Diego, CA. Moored Pier 6 San Diego, CA 18 JUL Underway Cold Iron for Pier 8, NAVSTA, San Diego, CA Moored Pier 8, NAVSTA, San Diego, CA 4 SEP 5 SEP Underway local ops, Socal Op: Moored Pier 8, San Diego, CA. areas. 10 SEP 13 SEP Underway for local ops, Socal Op areas. Anchored at White Beach, Camp Pendelton, CA. 14 SEP Underway for Amphib. ops. on White Beach, Camp Pendelton, CA Moored Pier 8, San Diego, CA. 1 OCT 5 OCT 8 OCT Underway for Monterey, CA. Anchored Monterey, CA. Underway for Blue Beach, Camp Pendelton, CA. 9 OCT Offloaded LVT's, socal op. areas. commenced heading for 10 OCT 30 OCT 2 NOV 5 NOV Moored Pier 8, San Diego, CA. Underway for Socal Op. areas. Moored to Pier 8, San Diego, CA. Underway for Blue Beach, Camp Pendelton, CA. Anchored Blue Beach, Camp Pendelton, CA Underway for San Francisco, CA. 9 NOV Moored pier 31, San Francisco, CA.

13 NOV 16 NOV 6 DEC 7 DEC Underway for Socal Op. areas. Moored to Pier 8, San Diego, CA. Underway S~ocal Op. areas. Moored to Pier 8, San Diego, CA.