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Keith Ott sent us this photo of DLG-21 on her sea trials in 1963


CG-21 copped off the Internet (Date Unknown)


This is a picture of CG-21 copped off the Internet

 


Gridley 1985 Port side


Danang Harbor - It even looked nasty from there!

 


Armored SH-3 used to rescue downed pilots.


This is one of those "made up" pictures of CG-21 steaming through explosive waters but it is still one of my favorites.  I got one when I went aboard in the 80's.  Thank God it never actually happened when I was aboard.  From Leon Moore

 


From Wayne Hoppke


Ready, get set. . . 

 


Go!

June, 1964   Out of Buckner Bay, OkinawaA forward launcher missle shoot at the missle range. Photos by Wayne Hoppke.


Gridley anchored in Pattaya c. 1980

 

Leahy Class Configuration in the CG Mode

Displacement: 7,800 tons (full load) Length:533 feet; Beam:55 feet 
Max Speed:33 knots 
Power Plant:4 - 1200 psi boilers; 2 geared turbines, 2 shafts 85,000 shaft horsepower Aircraft: None - VERTREP hover areas only Armament: Standard Missiles (ER); 8 - Harpoon (from 2 quad launchers); ASROC (from MK 16 box launcher); 6 - MK 46 torpedoes (from 2 triple tube mounts); 2 - 20mm Phalanx 
Complement: 455 (27 officer, 428 enlisted) Builders:CG 16-18 Bath Iron Works; CG 19-20 New York Shipbuilding; CG 21, 24 Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; CG 22 Todd Shipyards; CG 23 San Francisco Naval Shipyard

 
 

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