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“The product of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, she was the lead ship of three 45,000-ton Midway class CVBs, followed by USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, CVB-42 and USS Coral Sea, CVB-43. Two additional ships were canceled. Midway's keel was laid down on October 27, 1943. The Midway class hull arrangement was modeled on the canceled Montana class battleships and was a new, much larger design intended to correct certain problems in the Essex class design. They had armored flight decks, requiring a much larger hull and lower freeboard, to reduce top weight. They also carried a very heavy AA battery of 5/54 weapons. The armor requirement was originally meant to counter 8" cruiser gunfire, but by the time the ships were laid down the focus had shifted to defending against aircraft attack” (Ref. 1082).
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Table of Contents, Part 1 of 3
(11 September 1945 to 10 September 1973)
Table of Contents, Part 2 of 3
(11 September 1973 to 12 June 1981)
Table of Contents, Part 3 of 3
(13 June 1981 to 11 September 1991)
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USS Midway (CVB-41) Approved by Congress in July 1942, Construction, Launching and Commissioning CVB-41, the lead ship of the Midway class, was ordered on August 7, 1942. Construction of a large carrier was approved by Congress in July 1942 and the first fleet carrier to have the distinction of being named after a WWII battle. (July 1942 to 10 September 1945)
CHAPTER I
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CHAPTER II to V
(11 September 1945 to 3 January 1949)
USS Midway (CVB-41) fitted out at the Norfolk Navy Yard from 11 September to 12 October 1945 when she commenced operations from Norfolk Va., after a 40-day period in the yard during which necessary alterations were made; Shakedown Cruise, operating with the Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet (CinCLant) under under operational control of ComAirLant in the Southern Atlantic and Caribbean Sea (7 November 1945 to 2 January 1946) and conducted operations out of Norfolk, Va., that included CVBG-74 embarked conducting exercises in the area of the Virginia Capes and the Chesapeake Bay (3 January to 28 February 1946).
(11 September 1945 to 28 February 1946)
CHAPTER II
"Operation Frostbite," a cold weather cruise for testing equipment in the frigid region of the North Atlantic on her first Cruise in the North Atlantic extending over an ocean area some 500 miles in diameter between- Greenland, Labrador and the Hudson Strait extending over an ocean area some 500 miles in diameter between- Greenland (1 to 23 March 1946); EIGHTH Fleet exercises on her 2nd Caribbean Sea Cruise in areas off Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and Culebra Island, Puerto Rico (19 April to 10 June 1946); entered the Norfolk Navy Yard from 11 June 1946 to 4 April 1947, for extensive alterations and the crew began extensive preparations for the launching of V-2 from the flight deck, shifting to Pier 5, at Norfolk, Virginia; Training off the East coast on her 3rd Caribbean Cruise in foreign waters after 4 April 1947 and launch and or firing of a captured Germa V-2 Rocket from its flight deck in Operation Sandy, first such launching from a moving platform to see if a large rocket could be launched from the deck of an aircraft carrier, carrying a V-2 rocket, several tons of equipment, and a host of military and scientific observers upon departure from Norfolk, Va. (2 to 9 September 1947).
(1 March 1946 to 28 October 1947)
CHAPTER III
First Mediterranean Sea deployment (29 October 1947 to 11 March 1948); Local Operations (12 to 22 March 1948); Overhaul in the Norfolk Navy Yard (22 March to 30 September 1948) and Local Operations
(1 to 7 October 1948). (29 October 1947 to 7 October 1948)
CHAPTER IV
USS Midway (CVB 41) Mediterranean Cruise Book 1947-48
First Mediterranean Sea deployment (1947-48) Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER IV
Appendix I
Refresher Training Cruise to Guantanamo Bay on her fourth Caribbean Sea Cruise (8 October to 23 November 1948) and conducted exercises off the Virginia Capes between 24 November 1948 to 3 January 1949.
(8 October 1948 to 3 January 1949)
CHAPTER V
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Chapter VI to IX
(4 January 1949 to 8 January 1952)
Second Mediterranean Sea deployment (4 January to 5 March 1949) and Operations 6 March to 30 October 1949 included a cruise to the Panama Canal; carrier qualification landings for Air Group Eight off Jacksonville, Florida, and fleet maneuvers while based at Guantanamo Bay and off New York. (4 January to 30 October 1949)
CHAPTER VI
Second North Atlantic Cruise, operating with the U.S. Atlantic Command (USLANTCOM) (Atlantic Fleet), on cold weather maneuvers, plowing through heavy seas, up the Davis Straits, to cross the Arctic Circle, admitting herself into the select “Royal Order of Blue Notes (31 October to 22 November 1949).
(31 October 1949 to 5 January 1950)
CHAPTER VII
Third Mediterranean Sea deployment operating with the 6th Fleet (6 January to 23 May 1950) and upon return the Midway provided the Navy’s first nuclear strike force (6 January to 9 July 1950).
CHAPTER VIII
USS Midway (CVB 41) Mediterranean Cruise Book 1950
Third Mediterranean Sea deployment and 1950 Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER VIII
Appendix I
Fourth Mediterranean Sea deployment operating with the 6th Fleet (10 July to 10 November 1950) and conducted operations off the east coast of the United States with the U. S. Second Fleet before going into the yards for a fresh coat of paint overhaul, upkeep and brought on provisions, conducting brief Carrier Qualification’s, prior to a Shakedown Cruise to Cuba returning in July 1951, following a five month Overhaul at Norfolk, Va, Shipyard to accommodate the latest jets shortly after arrival from her fourth Mediterranean Sea deployment on 10 November 1950 to approximately 10 April 1951. (10 July 1950 to 8 January 1952)
CHAPTER IX
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Chapter X to XI
(9 January to 30 November 1952)
Fifth Mediterranean Sea deployment operating with the 6th Fleet conducting Operation Grand Slam, supporting NATO's operation, a multi-national English, French, Italian and U. S. exercise, with other units of the SIXTH Fleet and ships of the Italian, English, and French Navy (9 January to 5 May 1952), underwent general repairs, unkeep and brought on provisions, conducted feasibility of the angled deck concept, demonstrated in tests conducted on a simulated angled deck aboard USS Midway (CVB-41) by Naval Air Test Center pilots and Atlantic Fleet pilots in both jet and prop aircraft (26 to 29 May 1952) and operated off the east coast taking two Midshipman cruises to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (July and August 1952). (9 January to 25 August 1952)
CHAPTER X
USS Midway (CVB 41) Mediterranean Cruise Book 1952
Fifth Mediterranean Sea deployment and 1952 Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER X
Appendix I
Third North Atlantic deployment conducting Operation Main Brace,” an eighth nation NATO maneuver in the northeastern Atlantic, off Norway and Denmark, steaming in formation with the carriers USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CVA-42), USS Wasp (CVA-18), and battleship USS Wisconsin (BB-64) (26 August to 8 October 1952); underwent general repairs, unkeep and brought on provisions prior to her sixth Mediterranean Sea on 8 October 1952; after exercises off Newport, Rhode Island, Midway underwent minor repairs in the Norfolk, Va. Navy Yard from 24 October to 14 November 1952, when she resumed local operations, out of Norfolk, Va.
(26 August to 30 November 1952)
CHAPTER XI
“Exercise Main Brace”
CHAPTER VIII
Appendix I
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Chapter XII to XII, Appendix I
(1 December1952 to 3 January 1954)
Sixth Mediterranean Sea deployment (1 December 1952 to 19 May 1953), Overhaul (29 May to 26 October 1953); Norfolk Navy Yard was followed by sea trials and air operations off Mayport and Jacksonville, Florida, thence to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for Refresher Training (26 October to 19 December 1953).
(1 December 1952 to 3 January 1954)
CHAPTER XII
USS Midway (CV 41) Mediterranean Cruise Book 1952-53
Sixth Mediterranean Sea deployment (1952-53) Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XII
Appendix I
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CHAPTER XIII to XIV, Appendix I
(4 January 1954 to 2 August 1955
Seventh Mediterranean Sea deployment, extending operations into the Gulf of Syracuse next to the Ionian Sea (4 January to 4 August 1954); engaging in exercises in the Virginia Capes area and conducted two cruises for air operations off Mayport, Florida (5 August to 26 December 1954). (4 January to 26 December 1954)
CHAPTER XIII
USS Midway (CVA 41) Mediterranean Cruise Book 1954
Seventh Mediterranean Sea deployment and 1954 Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XIII
Appendix I
First Cape of Good Hope, on her first voyage in the Indian Ocean, for Taiwan, where she will join the 7th Fleet for operations joining Task Force 77, patrolling the Formosan Straits, on her first South China Sea by way of the Cape of Good Hope, her first voyage through the Indian Ocean, to become the first of her class to enter the Pacific, on her first “WestPac” and home port transfer to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton Washington via Naval Air Station, Alameda, California for SCB-110 modernization that included new innovations such as an enclosed bow and an angled flight deck (27 December 1954 to 14 July 1955). After off-loading aircraft and debarking personnel and equipment of Air Group ONE, USS Midway (CVA-41) departed Naval Air Station, Alameda, California on 22 July 1955 to off load ammunition at Bangor, Washington and shifted to Tacoma, Washington on 26 July 1955 and moored at the U.S. Naval Station, Seattle on 29 July 1955.
(27 December 1954 to 2 August 1955)
CHAPTER XIV
USS Midway (CVA 41) World Cruise Book 1955
World Cruise deployment Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XIV
Appendix I
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Chapter XIV to XV, Appendix V
(3 August 1955 to 30 September 1958)
SCB-110 modernization that included new innovations such as an enclosed bow and an angled flight deck to be installed at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton Washington and decommissing and recommissiong (3 August 1955 to 30 September 1957); Sea Trials Full Report and period from 30 September to 31 December 1957; USS Midway (CVA-41) set sail for her new homeport of Naval Air Station, Alameda, California, arriving on 14 December 1957; followed by six weeks of Underway Training, instructions, and practice designed to bring the crew to its peak of battle efficiency, anchored far out in Coronado Roads and steamed to Long Beach, California where docking facilities were made available for liberty and served as training ship for over one hundred and fifty future officers when Midshipmen from colleges all over the Western United States reported aboard at Hunter’s Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco during an up keep period, for a six week cruise for a Formal Underway Training, instructions, and practice designed to bring the crew to its peak of battle efficiency, conducted from 26 January to 7 March 1958). (3 August 1955 to 15 August 1958)
CHAPTER XV
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1957).
(30 September to 31 December 1957)
CHAPTER XV
Appendix I
SCB-110 modernization that included new innovations such as an enclosed bow and an angled flight deck to be installed at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton Washington and decommissing and recommissiong (3 August 1955 to 30 September 1957); Sea Trials - Full Report and period 30 September to 31 December 1957.
CHAPTER XV
Appendix II
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1958). (1 January to 21 March 1958)
CHAPTER XV
Appendix III
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1958). (1 April to 30 June 1958)
Chapter XV
Appendix IV
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1958). (1 July to 30 September 1958)
CHAPTER XV
Appendix V
U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS MODIFIED WITH ANGLED FLIGHT DECK, ENCLOSED HURRICANE BOW AND STEAM DRIVEN CATAPULTS
Chapter XV
Appendix VI
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Chapter XVI to XVI, Appendix VI
(1 October 1958 to 14 August 1959)
Second “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet off Okinawa, patrolling off Formosa with units of Task Force SEVENTY-SEVEN, engaged in fleet tactics and maneuvers off the Philippines, Okinawa, and the coast of Honshu, on her second South China Sea deployment (16 August 1958 to 12 March 1959) and remained at Naval Air Station, Alameda, California from 12 to 14 March 1959, Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California (14 March 1959) and departed Naval Air Station, Alameda, California on 21 April 1959, for 5 days of Training Exercises, in between home port calls until 14 August 1959.
CHAPTER XVI
USS Midway (CVA 41) WestPac Cruise Book 1958-59
Second “WestPac” deployment (1958/59) Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XVI
Appendix I
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1958). (1 July to 30 September 1958)
CHAPTER XVI
Appendix II
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1958) (1 October to 31 December 1958)
CHAPTER XVI
Appendix III
Second “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet off Okinawa, she will patrol off Formosa with units of Task Force SEVENTY-SEVEN, engaged in fleet tactics and maneuvers off the Philippines, Okinawa, and the coast of Honshu, on her first South China Sea deployment Summary
(16 August 1958 to 12 March 1959).
CHAPTER XVI
Appendix IV
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1959)(1 January to 31 March 1959)
CHAPTER XVI
Appendix V
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1959).
(1 April to 30 June 1959)
CHAPTER XVI
Appendix VI
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Chapter XVII to XVII, Appendix III
(15 August 1959 to 15 February 1961)
Third “WestPac” deployment, on her third South China Sea, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet. (15 August 1959 to 25 March 1960). (15 August 1959 to 14 February 1961)
CHAPTER XVII
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1959). (1 July to 30 September 1959)
CHAPTER XVII
Appendix I
USS Midway (CVA 41) WestPac Cruise Book 1959-60
Third “WestPac” deployment (1959-60) Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XVII
Appendix II
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1960). (1 January to 31 March 1960)
CHAPTER XVII
Appendix III
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CHAPTER XVII, Appendix IV to XVIII, Appendix I
(1 April 1960 to 5 April 1962)
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY AVIATION
HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV REPORT 5750-3 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1960). (1 April to 30 September 1960)
CHAPTER XVII
Appendix IV
Fourth “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet, conducting Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) and Nuclear Operational Readiness Maneuver (NORM) and the 7th Fleet, on her fourth South China Sea off the coast of Vietnam (15 February to 28 September 1961); San Francisco Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, Ca. under going intensive upkeep and repair work (3 October to 3 November 1961), shiftng back to the Naval Air Station, Alameda, California where Carrier Qualifications for various units until CVG-2, arrived in January 1962, in the Easter Pacific operating area and Exercise “Potshot” was a combined major STRIKEX, AAWEX, ASWEX, and MEBLEX scheduled by COMFIRSTFLT and conducted by COMFIRSTFLT and designated subordinate commanders, participating as a unit of TF 17 and TG 17.1 (COMCARDIV ONE), operating in the Easter Pacific (3 November 1961 to 5 April 1962). (15 February to 5 April 1962)
CHAPTER XVIII
USS Midway (CVA 41) WestPac Cruise Book 1961
Fourth “WestPac” deployment and 1961 Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XVIII
Appendix I
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (6-57) PAGE 1 of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1960). (1 October 1960 to 31 March 1961)
CHAPTER XVIII
Appendix II
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (Rev. 4-60) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1960). (1 April to 30 September 1961)
CHAPTER XVIII
Appendix III
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USS Midway (CVA-41) Fourth “WestPac”Operations Summary
(15 February to 28 September 1961)
CHAPTER XVIII
Appendix IV Part 1 of 2
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CHAPTER XVIII (CVG – 2 CRUISE REPORT), Appendix IV Part 2 of 2 to Appendix VI
Fourth “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet, conducting Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) and Nuclear Operational Readiness Maneuver (NORM) and the 7th Fleet, on her fourth South China Sea off the coast of Vietnam Summary (15 February to 28 September 1961).
CHAPTER XVIII
Appendix V
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (REV. 4-60) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1960). (1 October 1961 to 31 March 1962)
CHAPTER XVIII
Appendix VI
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CHAPTER XIX to XIX, Appendix II (1 April to 30 September 1962)
. (6 April 1962 to 7 November 1963)
Fifth “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet, conducting Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) and Nuclear Operational Readiness Maneuver (NORM) and the 7th Fleet, on her fifth South China Sea, participating in Operation Picture Window II, as directed in CINCPACFLT Secret message 230033Z July 1962 info to CON (6 April to 20 October 1962); remained at the San Francisco Naval Shipyard dry-dock at Hunters Point, San Francisco, California (7 December 1962 to 31 March 1963) and continued its role as a research and development platform and conducted Carrier Qualifications during 1962.
(6 April 1962 to 7 November 1963)
CHAPTER XIX
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (REV. 4-60) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1962). (1 April to 30 September 1962)
CHAPTER XIX
Appendix II
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CHAPTER XIX, Appendix III to V
(1 October 1962 to 31 March 1964)
41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (REV. 4-60) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1962 & 1963) (1 October 1962 to 31 March 1963)
CHAPTER XIX
Appendix III
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (REV. 4-60) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1963) (1 April to 30 September 1963)
CHAPTER XIX
Appendix IV
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (REV. 4-60) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1963 & 1964) (1 October 1963 to 31 March 1964)
CHAPTER XIX
Appendix V
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CHAPTER XX to XX, Appendix I to IV
(8 November 1963 to 5 June 1965)
Sixth “WestPac” deployment, on her sixth South China Sea, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet (8 November 1963 to 26 May 1964); Naval Air Station, Alameda, California (26 May to 2 June 1964); Hunters Point Naval Shipyard for Availabilty (3 to 29 June 1964); Naval Air Station, Alameda, California (30 June to 7 July 1964); Naval Air Station, Alameda, California from 30 June to 7 July 1964; Operations in the Eastern Pacific (8 to 17 July 1964); Operations in the Eastern Pacific that involved NOTS. China Lake conducted the shipboard suitability tests of the new “Shrike” missile aboard Midway (11 to 20 August 1964); Naval Air Station, Alameda, California (21 August to 8 September 1964); Operations in the Eastern Pacific (9 to 18 September 1964); Naval Air Station, Alameda, California (9 September to 6 October 1964); MIDPAC Cruise under the operational command of COMFIRSTFLT (7 to 29 October 1964); Naval Air Station, Alameda, California (29 to 30 October 1964), COMCARDIV SEVEN embarked conducting a Weapons Training Exercise (WEPTRAEX) for the USS Midway and Carrier Air Wing Two in accordance with COMCARDIV SEVEN OPORDER 302-65 (31 October to 6 November 1964); Restricted Availability Period (RAV) from 7 November to 19 January 1964, placed in dry dock on 13 November 1964, at the US Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California or San Francisco Shipyard, Hunters Point, California; Sea Trials in the Eastern Pacific (20 to 21 January 1965), shifting to Naval Air Station, Alameda, California on 21 January 1965 after extensive welding repairs to cracks in the four high pressure turbines and stowage area was added on the 01 level aft for buddy-stores remained in port from 21 to 24 January 1965; Carrier Qualifications in the Eastern Pacific (5 to 23 February 1965); Operation “Silver Lance” in the Eastern Pacific under the operational command of COMCARDIV SEVEN (23 February to 2 March 1965). A Strikex was conducted 29 February to 2 March in conjunction with “Silver Lance”, Naval Air Station, Alameda, California (3 to 5 March 1965). (8 November 1963 to 5 March 1965)
CHAPTER XX
USS Midway (CVA 41) WestPac Cruise Book 1963-64
Sixth “WestPac” deployment (1963/64) Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XIX
Appendix I
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (REV. 4-60) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1964) (1 April to 30 September 1964)
CHAPTER XX
Appendix II
Sixth “WestPac” deployment, on her sixth South China Sea, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet Summary (8 November 1963 to 26 May 1964).
CHAPTER XX
Appendix III
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (REV. 4-60) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1964) (1 October 1964 to 31 March 1965)
CHAPTER XX
Appendix IV
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CHAPTER XXI (6 March to 23 November 1965)
Seventh “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet, conducting Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) and Nuclear Operational Readiness Maneuver (NORM) and the 7th Fleet, on her seventh South China Sea, on her first Vietnam Combat Cruise on “Yankee Station” in the Gulf of Tonkin and “Dixie Station” off the Mekong Delta, both in the South China Sea in the Far East
(6 March to 23 November 1965).
CHAPTER XXI
CHAPTER XXI, Appendix I to II
USS Midway (CVA 41) WestPac Cruise Book 1965
Seventh “WestPac” deployment and 1965 Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XXI
Appendix I
USS Midway (CVA-41) 1965 Vietnam Combat Cruise
1965 North Vietnam Sortie statistics and BDA – (bomb damage assessment) for North Vietnam Operations
(6 March to 23 November 1965)
CHAPTER XXI
Appendix II
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CHAPTER XXI, Appendix III to VII
USS Midway (CVA-41) VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE, AWARDS AND CASUALTY REPORTS - 7th “WestPac” Deployment (6 March to 23 November 1965)
CHAPTER XXI
Appendix III
USS Midway (CVA-41) AVIATION HISTORICAL SUMMARY OPNAV FORM 5750-2 (REV. 4-60)
(11 April to 30 September 1965) of USS MIDWAY Command History for Calendar Year 1965).
CHAPTER XXI
Appendix IV
USS Midway (CVA-41) 7th “WestPac” Deployment VIP VISITS AND SPECIAL EVENTS
(1 April to 30 September 1965)
CHAPTER XXI
Appendix V
Letter written by James M. O’Brien, Captain, USN, Command Officer of USS Midway (CVA-41) 7th “WestPac” Deployment dated 1 August 1965
CHAPTER XXI
Appendix VI
Seventh “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet, conducting Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) and Nuclear Operational Readiness Maneuver (NORM) and the 7th Fleet, on her seventh South China Sea, on her first Vietnam Combat Cruise on “Yankee Station” in the Gulf of Tonkin in the Far East Summary (6 March to 23 November 1965)
CHAPTER XXI
Appendix VII
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CHAPTER XXII to XXII, Appendix, I to II
SCB-101
USS Midway (CVA-41) SCB-101, the most extensive modernization ever completed on a naval vessel that fitted with an enlarged flight deck, steam catapults, and new elevators and arresting gear to handle heavier aircraft (11 February 1966 to 31 January 1970), placed in Pacific Fleet Reserve, in commission special and decomissioned a second time 15 February 1966; recommissioned a second time at 1100U on 31 January 1970 at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco Bay and underwent her final renovation from 1 February to 15 June 1970, and on 15 June 1970, Commandant of the Twelfth Naval District accepts delivery of Midway from Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, reporting to Commander in Chief, U. S. Pacific Fleet for duty in-the Naval Air Force, Pacific Fleet with the completion of the Fitting Out Period, before returninng to her former home port of Naval Air Station, Alameda, California for summer training in advance of her new forward deployed home becoming home to Carrier Air Wing Five (CVW-5), stationed out of Yokosuka, Japan (NAF Atsugi, Japan) (1 February to 15 June 1970). (11 February 1966 to 15 June 1970).
CHAPTER XXII
USS Midway (CVA-41) SCB-101, the most extensive modernization ever completed on a naval vessel that fitted with an enlarged flight deck, steam catapults, and new elevators and arresting gear to handle heavier aircraft (11 February 1966 to 31 January 1970) at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco Bay, recommissioning a second time the same day at the shipyard. (24 November 1965 to 31 January 1970)
CHAPTER XXII
Appendix I
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CHAPTER XXIII to XXIV, Appendix I to II
USS Midway (CV-41) conducted Underway Training off the coast of northern California in OP-AREA-260 (6 to 19 June 1970); Pre-Shakedown Training off the coast of southern California in COMWESTERN SEA FRONTIER OP-AREAS-290 and W-291 (29 June to 2 July 1970); Shakedown Training off the coast of southern California under the operational control of Commander Fleet Training Group, San Diego (20 July to 4 September 1970) out of home port Naval Air Station, Alameda, California; Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco Bay for Dr-dock (late September or 1 November 1970 to 3 January 1971); Post Shakedown Availability Sea Trials off the coast of northern California in OP- AREA -260 from 8 to 10 December 19700), at the shipyard from arrival from her home port (late September or 1 November 1970 to 8 December 1970 to 10 December 1970 to 3 January 1971), followed by Carrier Qualifications and Refresher Training with the Fleet Training Group in Southern California operating areas (4 to 28 January 1971); Refresher Training at NAS North Island and local operating areas (1 to 8 February 1971); Underway Training and Carrier Qualifications off the coast of Northern California in OP-Area SIERRA (16 to 19 February 1971); Exercise Admixture with Carrier Air Wing FIVE in Southern California OP-Areas from 23 February to 4 March 1971); Family Day Cruise on 20 March 1971, ending the same day; embarking 200 distinguished civilian guests aboard for an orientation cruise to observe Carrier Qualifications in Northern California OP-Area W-283 (22 to 23 March 1971) and remained at Naval Air Station, Alameda, California (24 March to 15 April 1971), preparing for Overseas Movement Period (POM) from 26 March to 15 April 1971. (15 June 1970 to 15 April 1971)
CHAPTER XXIII
CNO COMMISSIONING ORDER (31 January 1970)
CHAPTER XXIII
Appendix I
USS MIDWAY (CVA-41) MUSTER ROLL AND ROSTER OF OFFICERS ON COMMISSIONING
(31 January 1970)
CHAPTER XXIII
Appendix II
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CHAPTER XXIII to XXIV, Appendix III to IV
Eighth “WestPac” deployment and 1971 Senior Command and Staff
USS Midway (CVA 41) WestPac Cruise Book 1971
CHAPTER XXIV
Appendix I
Eighth “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet, her eighth South China Sea, on her second Vietnam Combat Cruise on “Yankee Station” in the Far East Summary
(16 April to 6 November 1971).
CHAPTER XXIV
Appendix II
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CHAPTER XXIV, Appendix I to
(7 November 1971 to 26 January 1973).
USS MIDWAY (CV-41) 1971 Vietnam Combat Cruise - 1971 North Vietnam Sortie statistics and BDA – (bomb damage assessment) for First to Fourth Line Periods during North Vietnam Operations
(16 April to 6 November 1971).
CHAPTER XXIV
Appendix II
USS MIDWAY (CVA-41) 2nd VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE, AWARDS AND CASUALTY REPORTS - 8th WestPac” Deployment (16 April to 6 November 1971)
CHAPTER XXIV
Appendix III
Eighth “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet, her eighth South China Sea, on her second Vietnam Combat Cruise on “Yankee Station” in the Far East Summary
(16 April to 6 November 1971).
CHAPTER XXIV
Appendix IV
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Midway (CVA-41) remained inactive, as the ship adopted "cold iron" status at NAS Alameda, California (7 November to 6 December 1971); Restricted Availability Period (RAV) in Hunters Point Naval Shipyard (6 December 1971 to 3 February 1972), Independence Steaming Exercise (ISE) in northern California waters (14 to 17 February 1972), making port of calls at Naval Air Station, North Island, San Diego, California (24, 26 to 27 Feb. and 2 to 5 Mar.) in between Refresher Training intervals (28 Feb. to 1 Mar. and 6 to 9 Mar.), with Midway passing each test with flying colors, Carrier Qualifications (20 to 28 March 1972) and Refresher Operations during the period (4 to 6 April 1972). (7 November 1971 to 9 April 1972)
CHAPTER XXV
Ninth “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet, her ninth South China Sea deployment, on her third Vietnam Combat Cruise on “Yankee Station” in the Far East
(10 April 1972 to 8 March 1973).
CHAPTER XXVI Part 1
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CHAPTER XXVI Part 2 to XXVI, Appendix I
(26 January 1973 to 8 March 1973)
Ninth “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet, her ninth South China Sea deployment, on her third Vietnam Combat Cruise on “Yankee Station” in the Far East
(10 April 1972 to 8 March 1973).
CHAPTER XXVI Part 2
USS Midway (CVA 41) WestPac Cruise Book 1972-73
Ninth “WestPac” deployment (1972/73) Senior Command and Staff
CHAPTER XXVI
Appendix I
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USS Midway (CVA-41) 3rd VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE BDA (bomb damage assessment - Destroyed / Fires and Damaged) for First through Ninth Line Periods simular targets during 1972 and 1973 North Vietnam, South Vietnam and Cambodia Operations - 9th WestPac” Deployment
(10 April 1972 to 8 March 1973)
CHAPTER XXVI
Appendix II
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USS Midway (CVA-41) 3rd Vietnam Combat Cruise
1972 and 1973 North Vietnam Sortie statistics and BDA – (bomb damage assessment) for First to Seven Line Periods during (30 April to 20 December 1972); Eighth during North Vietnam and Laos Operations (4 to 23 January 1973) and her Ninth Line Period during Laos Operations (4 to 9 February 1973).
(10 April 1972 to 8 March 1973)
CHAPTER XXVI
Appendix III
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CHAPTER XXVI Appendix IV to V
(27 January 1973 to 8 March 1973)
USS Midway (CVA-41) 3rd VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISE, AWARDS AND CASUALTY REPORTS - 9th WestPac” Deployment (10 April 1972 to 8 March 1973)
CHAPTER XXVI
Appendix IV
USS Midway (CVA-41) 3rd VIETNAM COMBAT CRUISES, AWARDS AND CASUALTY REPORTS (7th, 8th and 9th WestPac” Deployments) (6 March 1965 to 8 March 1973)
CHAPTER XXVI
Appendix V
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USS Midway (CVA-41) 1972 YEARS END SUMMARY
CHAPTER XXVI
Appendix VI
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Ninth “WestPac” deployment, operating with the Pacific Fleet and the 7th Fleet, on her ninth South China Sea, on her third Vietnam Combat Cruise on “Yankee Station” in the Gulf of Tonkin in the Far East Summary
(10 April 1972 to 8 March 1973).
CHAPTER XXVI
Appendix VII
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VIETNAM WAR/CONFLICT REFERENCES
(19 September 1960 to 11 August 1973)
CHAPTER XXVII
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(9 March to 10 September 1973)
CHAPTER XXVIII
Cold Iron status at Naval Air Station, Alameda, California (8 to 30 March 1973), San Francisco Bay to Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard for Overhaul (30 March to 25 June 1973), Independent Steaming Exercises off Northern California (25 to 29 June 1973), Sea Trials (18 to 19 June 1973), preceded by a "Fast Cruise" at the Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard (15 to 16 June 1973). Became the first CVA homeported overseas when her homeport was officially changed to Yokosuka, Japan on 30 June 1973. Carrier Division 5 became Carrier Group 5 on 30 June 1973. Carrier Qualifications off the coast of Southern California since departure from Naval Air Station, North Island (NASNI), San Diego, California on 23 July 1973, inport from 20 to 21 July 1973, conducting Refresher Training off the coast of Southern California from 9 to 20 July 1973, inport NASNI, San Diego, California from 6 to 9 July 1973. Midway departed San Francisco Bay to Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard on 5 July 1973, arriving NASNI, San Diego, California on the 6th and Weapons Training Exercise (6 to 15 August 1973) and Operational Readiness Exercise on 21August 1973. (9 March to 10 September 1973).
CHAPTER XXVIII
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CVB, CVA and CV Deployments
(7 November 1945 to 14 September 1991)
CHAPTER CXIII, Part 1 of 4
(7 November 1945 to 8 March 1973)
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CVBG, CVG and CVW Squadrons Training & Cruises Underway Periods, Deployments and Forward Deployed Underway Periods/Deployments embarked USS Midway (CV-41), former CVA-41 & CVB-41
CVBG, CVG and CVW Squadrons
(7 November 1945 to 14 September 1991)
CHAPTER CXIV, Part 1 of 6
(7 November 1945 to 8 March 1973)
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Bibliography I of IV
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Bibliography II of IV
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Table of Contents, Part 1 of 3
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Table of Contents, Part 2 of 3
(11 September 1973 to 12 June 1981)
Table of Contents, Part 3 of 3
(13 June 1981 to 11 September 1991)
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USS Midway (CVB-41), former CVA-41 & CVB-41
Laid down: 27 October 1943 - Commissioning: 10 September 1945 - 10 September 1973 - Web Site 1 of 2
Editors Note:
U. S. Aircraft Carriers names are Bold except when Battle Group or Task Force follows;
Ships, Submarines and Aircraft are italicized;
Exercises and Operations are Bold and
All Ship Hull No.’s have a dash before the no., i. e., CV-41.
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