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Remaining on the west coast until late 1965, she underwent a 5½ month overhaul, from 1 May 1965 to 20 October 1965, followed by test and training exercises and a demonstration of her antisubmarine warfare capabilities before members of the United States-Canadian
Military Cooperation Committee on 9
512:. Following her yard period, she conducted training exercises off the west coast. She then departed San Diego on 6 August 1963 for deployment in the western Pacific. In addition to assignments in Japanese and Philippine waters, she spent (on this tour) a total of four weeks cruising off
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participated in
Exercise "Ocean Safari 85": a joint U.S.-French missile exercise. She also represented Commander Sixth Fleet, serving as official starter for the inaugural Monaco-New YorkYacht race, (hosting Monaco's Crown Prince and the Deputy Under-Secretary of the Navy).
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the most capable anti-air warfare ship in the U.S. Navy. The upgrade was considered for the other ships in the class, but was cancelled since modernization would not have been cost-effective given the limited service lives remaining.
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was selected to install and test the
Terrier New Threat Upgrade (NTU) Combat System with the improved RIM-67 Standard Missile Two Block II (Extended Range). Testing lasted from October 1981 to March 1985.
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visited eight different countries and worked with fourteen ships from nine NATO nations. The crowning achievement of the cruise occurred in
November 1989, when
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waters. Leaving San Diego on 6 June 1962, she commenced her first western
Pacific deployment. For the next 6 months she cruised with other units of the
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operated with the 7th Fleet, spending alternate monthly periods on patrol off
Vietnam, until returning to San Diego in April 1966.
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In 1973, after 13 years of almost continuous operations in
Southeast Asia, she returned to the U.S. for a much needed overhaul at
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remained off the west coast until departing for the western
Pacific in August. She remained as a part of the 7th Fleet into 1969.
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achieved another first in July 1985, as she successfully conducted the first Remote Track Launch on Search missile firing.
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After 33 years of service she was retired from the active roll on 15 June 1993, Naval
Station Charleston, South Carolina.
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was repossessed for a third time after
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missile program project; a new missile, designed to greatly increase the operational capability of presently installed
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added another first to her long list of accomplishments by firing the first SM-2 Block II (ER) in Northern Europe.
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continued her previous west coast activities, local and fleet training operations, missile firing exercises at the
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celebrated her 25th birthday on 28 August 1985 and departed again to the Mediterranean. During the deployment,
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was repossessed from the scrap yard and resold on 10 February 1999 to International Shipbreakers of
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s entrance into the standard schedule of the Pacific Fleet, beginning with a shipyard overhaul at
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also served as East Mediterranean Ready Ship off of Israel and Lebanon and was involved in the
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on 30 September 2003 to Metro Machine of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for $ 3,000,000.
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in the western Pacific where, as before, she operated off Vietnam, patrolling the
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units for summer training. Departing San Diego on 19 October, she sailed to
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December 1965. During the summer of 1965, she embarked midshipmen from the
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in the early morning of 13 October. After five months in the heat of the
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participated in a joint missile exercise with U.S. and ships of the
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from 26 September 1991 through 2 April 1992. During the deployment
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was issued in January 2003 to Bethlehem Steel-Sparrows Point of
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The period 1 December 1966 through 4 June 1967 again saw
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served as the test platform for the development of the
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This article includes information collected from the
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was sponsored by Mrs. H. P. Smith, wife of Vice Adm.
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516:before returning to San Diego on 10 March 1964.
486:. Included in these latter visits was a stop at
337:1 x Mk 42 5-inch/54 (127 mm/54) caliber gun
705:After returning from deployment in April 1986,
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716:successfully completed refresher training in
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1045:List of destroyers of the United States Navy
859:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
594:sailed on 31 July to represent the Navy at
434:on 30 June 1975 and designated DDG-42. USS
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767:s last major deployment was in support of
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16:United States Navy guided missile destoyer
787:headed north, where she even crossed the
1071:Cold War destroyers of the United States
853:This article incorporates text from the
19:For other ships with the same name, see
543:Upon arrival at San Diego on 28 April,
442:on 15 June 1993 and stricken from the
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356:1 x Mk 10 Mod.0 missile launcher for
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654:This New Threat Upgrade system made
775:transited through the mouth of the
702:operations off the coast of Libya.
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466:. A unit of the Pacific Fleet's
274:377 (21 officers + 356 enlisted)
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402:USN (1840–1914). The ship was
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662:From April to November 1983,
646:from April 1980 to May 1981,
1076:Ships built in San Francisco
574:in the Gulf of Tonkin, 1967.
408:San Francisco Naval Shipyard
219:512.5 ft (156.2 m)
98:San Francisco Naval Shipyard
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510:Long Beach Naval Shipyard
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432:guided missile destroyer
389:guided missile destroyer
313:F gun fire control radar
202:guided missile destroyer
165:Disposed of by scrapping
468:Cruiser Destroyer Force
235:25 ft (7.6 m)
187:General characteristics
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430:was reclassified as a
358:Standard (ER) Missiles
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880:Naval Vessel Register
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414:on 7 October 1959.
400:Alfred Thayer Mahan
345:Mk-32 triple mounts
320:Electronic warfare
245:4 x 1200psi boilers
80:Alfred Thayer Mahan
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306:fire control radar
281:processing systems
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446:on the same day.
420:Harold Page Smith
406:as DLG-11 by the
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248:2 geared turbines
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726:German Navy
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362:2 x Mk 141
168:18 May 2004
1081:1959 ships
1060:Categories
984:Macdonough
841:References
777:Suez Canal
553:midshipmen
349:1 x Mk 16
271:Complement
240:Propulsion
211:5,800 tons
819:Baltimore
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534:Subic Bay
480:7th Fleet
472:San Diego
404:laid down
366:launchers
343:from two
326:AN/SLQ-32
311:AN/SPG-53
302:AN/SPG-55
296:AN/SPS-49
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104:Laid down
21:USS Mahan
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564:Sea King
484:Far East
476:Hawaiian
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450:History
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672:Beirut
506:Mahan'
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