Click On Image For Full Size Image	Size	Image Description		Contributed By
	53k	Photo #: NH 84381. Admiral Thomas C. Kinkaid, USN, portrait photograph, taken circa 1946-1950. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.		Bill Gonyo
	103k	Undated, location unknown.		-
	100k	Undated, location unknown.		Joseph A. Gless
	52k	Undated postcard Copyright © Marine Photos, San Diego, CA.		Mike Smolinski
	46k	Undated, USS Kinkaid firing a Tomahawk missile, downloaded from the ship's web site.		Fabio Peña
	247k	Undated postcard.		Tommy Trampp
	208k	Undated postcard.		Tommy Trampp
	166k	Litton East Bank Shipyard, Pascagoula, Mississippi. Six Spruance class destroyers fitting out, circa May 1975. Ships are, from left: Paul F. Foster (DD-964); Spruance (DD-963), then running trials; Arthur W. Radford (DD-968); Elliot (DD-967); Hewitt (DD-966) and Kinkaid (DD-965). Official U.S. Navy Photograph.		Fred Weiss
	33k	Vancouver, BC February 1977.		Marc Piché
	40k	Sydney, Australia 1978.		Marc Piché
	56k	Sydney, Australia 1978.		Marc Piché
	185k	Wellington, NZ, October 27 1978.		Chris Howell
	186k	In San Diego harbour in November 1979.		David Fisher
	59k	Ships of Desron 7, USS Kinkaid (DD-965) and USS Fanning (DE-1076), during the "Tiger Cruise" returning from the 1982-83 WestPac, as viewed from the Decatur (DDG-31.)		Lee Noland
	88k	Ships of Desron 7, USS Kinkaid (DD-965), during the "Tiger Cruise" returning from the 1982-83 WestPac, as viewed from the Decatur (DDG-31.)		Lee Noland
	81k	Longview, Washington June 1986.		Marc Piché
Welcome Aboard pamphlet - circa 1988				Wolfgang Hechler
	146k	On 12 November 1989, while returning from an Arabian Gulf deployment, USS Kinkaid (DD 965) collided with the Singaporean M/V Kota Petani in the Malacca Strait. One crewman was killed and several others injured (number varies depending on the sources). Subsequent fire and flooding caused further damage. Kinkaid proceeded to Singapore for temporary repairs, then to Subic Bay for more permanent work, and was finally able to return to San Diego to be dry-docked and fully repaired; $15 million were required for repairs.		-
	47k	Kinkaid undergoing repairs in Resourceful AFDM-5 at the Ship Repair Facility US Naval Base Subic Bay. Early 1990.		James H. Hopper Commander USN (Ret)
	65k	Kinkaid undergoing repairs in Resourceful AFDM-5 at the Ship Repair Facility US Naval Base Subic Bay. Early 1990		James H. Hopper Commander USN (Ret)
	79k	Vancouver, BC July 23 1991.		Marc Piché
	42k	Vancouver, BC June 3 1992.		Marc Piché
	138k	September 25 1997, the Spruance-Class destroyer USS Kinkaid (DD 965) is currently on deployment in the South China Sea as a part of the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) battle group. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Christopher Ware.		Bill Gonyo
	90k	Fremantle, Australia January 30 1998.		Marc Piché
	81k	Sydney, Australia February 1998.		Marc Piché
Welcome Aboard pamphlet - circa 2000				Wolfgang Hechler
	97k	USS Kinkaid South Pacific Ocean March 28, 2001 An aerial view of the US Navy destroyer Kinkaid heading for Sidney, Austrailia port visit. US Navy photo by Photographers mate 1st Class Anthony C. Casullo.		Steven A. Cardali
	115k	The Pacific Ocean, June 17, 2002, the Spruance-class destroyer USS Kinkaid (DD 965) steams at high speed during operations off the California coast. The Kinkaid is conducting a series of workups in preparation for an upcoming deployment. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate 2nd Class Michael D. Kennedy. [020617-N-5067K-003].		Fabio Peña
	56k	Pacific Ocean, June 17 2002, the Spruance-class destroyer USS Kinkaid (DD 965) maneuvers at slow speed during operations off the California coast. U.S. Navy photo.		Fred Weiss
	109k	Aboard USS Kinkaid (DD-965) January 7, 2003 Officers and Sailors of the Spruance class destroyer Kinkaid 'Manned The Rail's' for the last time. the Kinkaid was decommissioned during a ceremony at the Naval Station San Diego. The crew will relieve the crew of the USS Fletcher DD-992 in the Navy's new 'Sea Swap' Initiative.		Steven A. Cardali
	146k	030107-N-3211R-005. Naval Station San Diego, January 7 2003, Rear Adm David T. Hart, Jr., Deputy Commander of Naval Region Europe was the guest speaker at the decommissioning ceremony held for the Spruance class destroyer USS Kinkaid (DD 965). "I'm especially proud that the spirit lives on in this crew today as they take on a challenging task such as ‘Sea Swap’," said Hart. The crew of the Kinkaid will relieve the crew of the USS Fletcher (DD 992) in the Navy’s new "Sea Swap Initiative," which involves rotating three crews through a single ship to allow for more time on station in theater. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 3rd Class Emmanuel Rios.		Bill Gonyo
	87k	Ship's patch.		Mike Smolinski
	127k	Ship's patch.		Wolfgang Hechler
	173k	Ship's patch.		Tommy Trampp
	209k	HSL-43 Det 2 'Duck Dodgers' 2001 Deployment Patch.		Tommy Trampp
	36k	Ship's Zippo.		Tommy Trampp

CDR Howard J. Kerr Jr.    Jul 10 1976 - Jul 1 1978

CDR Parker Thomas Finch Jr.    Jul 1 1978 - Jul 13 1980

CDR Gordon Grant Riggle    Jul 13 1980 - Jul 23 1983

CDR Walter Adam Tobias Jr.    Jul 23 1983 - Nov 16 1985

CDR Roy Tobin    Nov 16 1986 - Feb 27 1988

CDR John MacKay Cochrane    Feb 27 1988 - Nov 23 1989

CDR David Thomas Hart Jr.    Nov 23 1989 - Aug 8 1991 (Later RADM)

CDR David Robert MacKinnon Sr.    Aug 8 1991 - May 21 1993

CDR Scott Lee Jones    May 21 1993 - Jan 1 1995

CDR Michael Robert Mittleider    Jan 1 1995 - Sep 27 1996

CDR Michael Edward Boyd    Sep 27 1996 - Jul 17 1998

CDR Mark Stephen Woolley    Jul 17 1998 - Jan 24 2000

CDR Michael Redfield Fierro    Jan 24 2000 - Aug 11 2001

CDR Kim Alan Parker    Aug 11 2001 - Dec 17 2002

CDR Michael Jay Slotzky    Dec 17 2002 - Jan 7 2003

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