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	57k	George Dewey, born 26 December 1837 in Montpelier, Vt., graduated from the Naval Academy in 1858 and after varied important service assumed command of the Asiatic Station 3 January 1898, with his flag in the protected cruiser Olympia. On the night of 30 April 1898 Admiral Dewey led his squadron into Manila Bay and the next morning in 2 hours destroyed the Spanish fleet without a single American loss. Admiral Dewey was relieved of his command 4 October 1899 and ordered to Washington, D.C., where he was designated President of the General Board. On 24 March 1903 he was commissioned Admiral of the Navy, a rank created for him, which he held until his death 16 January 1917.		Steven A. Cardali
DLG-14
	53k	Undated, location unknown		-
	53k	Undated, location unknown,		-
	88k	Undated, location unknown.		William Oterson
	67k	Undated postcard Copyright © Atlantic Fleet Sales, Norfolk, VA.		Mike Smolinski
	176k	Undated, location unknown.		Ed Zajkowski
	164k	Undated, location unknown.		Ed Zajkowski
	65k	Undated, location unknown.		Richard Miller BMCS USNR RET.
	141k	The launching at Bath November 30 1958.		Ed Zajkowski
	22k	UPI Newspaper clipping of the Dewey's Commissioning.		Ron Reeves
	58k	USS Dewey (DLG-14) underway circa 1960, location uknown. Photo Bath Iron Works Corp., Bath, Maine. Photo from "Jane's Fighting Ships" 1960-61 Edition.		Robert Hurst
	230k	Boston Naval Shipyard, July, 1960. CG-10 Albany alongside undergoing conversion to a Missile Cruiser		© Richard Leonhardt
	52k	NOB Norfolk, August 1964		© Richard Leonhardt
	62k	NOB Norfolk, August 1964		© Richard Leonhardt
	71k	Norfolk, August 1964		© Richard Leonhardt
	83k	USS Dewey at Fleet Anchorage, Naples in 1965.		William Swisher
USS Dewey (DLG-14) entering Subic Bay and coming alongside the USS Gridley (DLG-21) during 1968. Note that the two ships were there together and their namesakes were in Philippine Islands almost 70 years to the day together as well.				Richard Crowe
	272k	USS Dewey (DLG-14) underway in 1968, location unknown. United States Navy, Official, PHCM Louis P. Bodine.		Robert Hurst
	85k	USS Dewey (DLG-14) underway in 1968, location unknown. United States Navy, Official.		Robert Hurst
	145k	Underway off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii on 31 May 1968. Photographer: PHCM (AC) Louis P. Bodine. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the Naval History and Heritage Command. Photo # NH 106823.		Robert Hurst
	95k	A series of 5 photos the the Dewey refueling from the USS Pawcatuck (AO-108) with the USS J. F. Kennedy (CVA-67) on the opposite side. 13 July 1969 in the Mediterranean. US Navy photos by Weaver PH2.		Roger C. Schulrud MMCS USN (ret)
	154k	As above.		Roger C. Schulrud MMCS USN (ret)
	85k	As above.		Roger C. Schulrud MMCS USN (ret)
	215k	As above.		Roger C. Schulrud MMCS USN (ret)
	103k	As above.		Roger C. Schulrud MMCS USN (ret)
	234k	Three views from the boiler explosion that took place on September 4 1969. Philadelphia Navy Yard photos.		Ed Zajkowski
	238k	As above.		Ed Zajkowski
	242k	As above.		Ed Zajkowski
	129k	Official US Navy Photograph taken of the USS Dewey (DLG-14), under going AAW Modernization at Philadelphia Naval Shipyard in 1970. Dewey was decommissioned 21 November 1969 for an extensive 15-month conversion as part of the Navy's Anti-Air Warfare Modernization Program. New radar and electronics were installed to replace less efficient units. The missile system was modified to permit the firing of two next generation missiles and to operate against sophisticated enemy countermeasures. The Naval Tactical Data System was also installed enabling Dewey to exchange digital information by computer-to-computer radio links with similarly equipped ships and aircraft. She was then capable of making rapid and accurate identification, as well as precise control of weapons.		Robert M. Cieri
	48k	The cover of the Commissioning Ceremony Program for USS Dewey DLG-14, held at the Philadelphia Naval Base on 13 March 1971.		Robert M. Cieri
	83k	The schedule of events for the Commissioning Ceremony of USS Dewey DLG-14 on 13 March 1971.		Robert M. Cieri
	100k	Immediately following the Commissioning Ceremony, invited guests were able to tour the ship. Attached is the Tour Diagram handed out for that purpose on 13 March 1971.		Robert M. Cieri
	131k	Artist's rendering of the Modernized USS Dewey (DLG-14).		Robert M. Cieri
DDG-45
	148k	Undated, location unknown.		Robert M. Cieri
	181k	USS Dewey (DDG-45) at sea, circa 1977. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the Naval History and Heritage Command. Photo # NH 106824.		Robert Hurst
	65k	June 1 1979, NAS Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, crewmen stand at parade rest under the Mark 10 missile launcher aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Dewey (DDG-45) as the ship gets underway for participation in exercise Unitas XX.		Fred Weiss
	122k	DN-SN-82-09547. A starboard bow view of the guided missile frigate USS DEWEY (DDG-45) during exercise Unitas XX. Photo by PH2 K. Brewer, June 1 1979.		Bill Gonyo
	120k	DN-SN-82-09578. A signalman aboard the guided missile destroyer USS DEWEY (DDG-45) operates a signal light during exercise Unitas XX. Photo by K. Brewer, June 1 1979.		Bill Gonyo
	143k	DN-SN-82-09579. An electrician's mate aboard the guided missile destroyer USS DEWEY (DDG-45) works on the ship's service generators during exercise Unitas XX. Photo by K. Brewer, June 1 1979.		Bill Gonyo
	81k	June 1 1979, Porto De Heirro, Venezuala, a port quarter view of the guided missile destroyer USS Dewey(DDG-45) during exercise Unitas XX.		Fred Weiss
	113k	DN-SN-82-09486. A starboard view of the eight-tube Mark 16 ASROC launcher aboard the guided missile destroyer USS DEWEY (DDG-45) during Phase 0 of exercise Unitas XX. Photo by PH2 K. Brewer, June 1 1979.		Bill Gonyo
	206k	DN-SN-82-09560. Puerto De Heirro, Venezuela, June 1 1979, a port beam view of the guided-missile destroyer USS Dewey (DDG 45) during exercise Unitas XX. U.S. Navy photo by: PH2 K. Brewer.		Robert M. Cieri
	204k	DN-SN-82-09584. Cartagena, Columbia, June 1 1979, a bow on view of the U.S. Navy warships involved in exercise Unitas XX. From left to right, the guided-missile destroyer USS Dewey (DDG 45), the frigates USS Jesse L. Brown (FF 1089) and USS Trippe (FF 1075). U.S. Navy photo by: PH2 K. Brewer.		Robert M. Cieri
	108k	As DDG-45, signed by the Commanding Officer Ron Lassiter upon my departure in 1983		George Shileikis FCCM(SW) USN-RET
	117k	Visit to Montreal, September 12, 1983, as part of STANAFORLANT.		Marc Piché
	79k	As above.		Marc Piché
	85k	As above.		Marc Piché
	106k	As above.		Marc Piché
	68k	As above.		Marc Piché
	97k	As above.		Marc Piché
	79k	As above.		Marc Piché
	90k	As above.		Marc Piché
	28k	As above.		Marc Piché
	34k	As above.		Marc Piché
	50k	As above.		Marc Piché
	45k	As above.		Marc Piché
	92k	Visit to Montreal, September 16, 1983, as part of STANAFORLANT.		Marc Piché
	70k	October 17 1987, Augusta Bay, Sicily, a port beam view of the guided missile destroyer USS Dewey (DDG-45) underway.		Fred Weiss
Patches/plaques
	64k	Ship's patch.		Mike Smolinski
	54k	Ship's patch.		Mike Smolinski
	17k	Ship's patch.		Gerd Matthes
	69k	Ship's plaque.		Marc Piché

CDR Elmo Russell (Bud) Zumwalt Jr.    Dec 7 1959 - Jul 17 1961 (Later ADM & CNO)

CDR Mark George Tremaine    Jul 17 1961 - Aug 21 1962

CDR Owen Anthony Roberts    Aug 21 1962 - Oct 9 1964

CDR Claiborne Sheldon Bradley    Oct 9 1964 - Jun 19 1966

CDR Reid Stringfellow    Jun 19 1966 - Apr 1 1968

CDR Virgil Chester Snyder    Apr 1 1968 - Nov 21 1969

(Decommissioned Nov 21 1969 - Mar 13 1971)

CDR Conrad Jonathan Rorie    Mar 13 1971 - Sep 4 1972 (Later RADM)

CDR John Allen Mack    Sep 4 1972 - Jan 11 1974

CDR Joe Pat Harrison    Jan 11 1974 - Jun 12 1976

CDR Michael Peter Kalleres    Jun 12 1976 - Jul 22 1978 (Later VADM)

CDR Charles Lance Terry    Jul 22 1978 - Jun 11 1980

CDR Harlan L. Morrison    Jun 11 1980 - Aug 27 1982

CAPT Ronald Lawrence Lassiter   Aug 27 1982 - Jan 11 1985

CDR Joel Brion Heaton    Jan 11 1985 - Dec 19 1986

CDR Richard Lewis Coleman    Dec 19 1986 - May 19 1989

CDR Ronald Arthur Route    May 19 1989 - Aug 31 1990 (Later VADM)