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Sorensen, Lt. Eric. USS
Samuel B. Roberts Damage Control Booklet
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ARTICLES: NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, WEB SITES

“A Crew Saves Their Ship to Fight Again,”
Ships Safety Bulletin
, Naval Safety Center, June 1988.

Anderson, Paul. “Round Holes Aplenty,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, April 1984.

“Attack on Iran Ships May Have Killed 51,”
Los Angeles Times
, 22 March 1988.

“Battle-Damaged Frigate Is Back in the Water,” Associated Press, 13 April 1989.

Beecher, Capt. John D. “FFG 7: The Concept and Design,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, March 1987.

Bennett, Randall D., and Crystal D. Sloan. “Repeating Design Errors, or ‘Where's the History?'” Presented at the 2003 symposium of the International Council on Systems Engineering.

“BIW Dry Dock Proves Biggest GSA Giveaway,”
Portland Press Herald
, 11 January 1982.

“BIW Dry Dock Set in Place,”
Portland Press Herald
, 10 October 1983.

“BIW, Frigate Praised at Perry Launching,”
Maine Sunday Telegram
, 26 September 1976.

“BIW Hoping to Make Up for Lost Time,”
Portland Press Herald
, 16 June 1982.

“BIW to Investigate Why Dry Dock Broke Free,”
Portland Press Herald
, 4 April 1984.

“BIW to Repair Ship Damaged in Gulf,”
Portland Press Herald
, 30 April 1988.

Borg, Linda. “Newport-Based Frigates Heading for Mediterranean, Maybe Gulf,”
Providence Journal
, 13 November 1987.

Browning, Robert M. Jr. “Douglas Munro at Guadalcanal,” U.S. Coast Guard Web site,
http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/history/Munro.html
, September 1999.

Brumley, Bryan. “Mine-Damaged U.S. Warship En Route from Persian Gulf to Newport, R.I.,” Associated Press, 1 July 1988.

Buell, Barbara, and Seth Payne. “Bath: A Tight Ship That Could Spring a Leak,”
Businessweek
, 20 May 1985.

Cazentre, Don. “Sailor's Family Hears Good News from Gulf,”
Syracuse Post-Standard
, 17 April 1988.

“Chronology of U.S.-Gulf Developments,” Associated Press, 4 July 1988.

“City, State Aid Key to BIW Expansion,”
Portland Press Herald
, 16 July 1981.

Clark, Kim. “BIW Shipbuilders OK Contract,”
Portland Press Herald
, 8 October 1985.

Cole, Lt. Cdr. Bernard. “Comment,”
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, ca. July 1978.

Colucci, Frank. “Special Ops,”
Popular Mechanics
, January 1999.

Cowell, Alan. “54 Feared Dead on 2 Oil Tankers in Iraqi Attack on Iran Terminal,”
New York Times
, 22 March 1988.

Crist, David B. “Joint Special Operations in Support of Earnest Will,”
Joint Forces Quarterly
, Autumn-Winter 2001–2002.

Cronin, Mary. “Frigate
Roberts'
Surprise Wives,”
Newport Daily News
, 18 April 1988.

Daly, Capt. Thomas M. “The Enduring Gulf War,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, May 1985.

Dockwise, “Samuel. B. Roberts Recovery,”
http://www.dockwise.com/projects/marine/samuel.html
, 4 August 2003.

Don Cazentre. “Sailor's Family Hears Good News from Gulf,”
Syracuse Post-Standard
, 17 April 1988.

Donohoe, Lt. Cdr. C. A. “Mines: Will They Sink the U.S. Navy?” Submitted as coursework paper to Marine Corps University Command and Staff College, 1999.

Downing, Paul, and Tux Turkel. “Hero First to Board New Ship,”
Portland Press Herald
, 13 April 1986.

Dryer, Lt. Jim. “Roberts Comes Home with Honors,”
Newport Navalog
, 28 November 1986.

“Dutch Boat to Bring in Damaged Frigate,”
Portland Press Herald
, 7 June 1988.

Elliot, Frank. “The Navy in 1987,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, May 1988.

Flippen, Alan. “Crew of Ship That Hit Iranian Mine Returns,” Associated Press, 21 June 1988.

“Former BIW Head Returning to Maine,” Associated Press via
Portland Press Herald
, 20 February 1997.

Friedman, Norman. “World Naval Developments,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, July 1988.

“Frigate Loaded aboard Dutch Cargo Ship,” Associated Press, 27 July 1988.

“Frigate Spotted Mines before One Ripped Hull,” Associated Press report in the
San Diego Union-Tribune
, 15 April 1988.

“Frigate to Be Repaired at Maine Shipyard,” Associated Press, 29 April 1988.

Fyfe, CW2 Michael P. “Persian Excursion (The Graveyard Shift),” part of the Task Force 118 unit history book, as reproduced at
http://www.mindspring.com/~cjenkins/TF118.htm
, 1 June 2004.

Gerstenzang, James. “Tehran Strikes Back after Oil Rig Shellings,”
Los Angeles Times
, 19 April 1988.

———. “U.S. Sinks or Damages 6 Iran Ships in Persian Gulf Clashes,”
Los Angeles Times
, 19 April 1988.

Glass, Cdr. Joseph W. “Damage Control: Adopting an Unwanted Stepchild,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, December 1988.

Greeley, Brendan M., Jr. “U.S. Sinks Iranian Frigate in Persian Gulf Action,”
Aviation Week & Space Technology
, 25 April 1988.

Gregory, PH1 Frank. “Surviving a Mine,”
Surface Warfare
, May–June 1999.

“Gulf Frigate in Portland for Repairs,”
Portland Press Herald
, 26 September 1988.

Harkavy, Jerry. “A Look at a Shipyard That Works,” Associated Press, 11 May 1981.

“Heading for the Gulf,”
Providence Journal
Bulletin, 12 January 1988.

Healy, Melissa, and John M. Broder. “Had to Act Quickly on Mining, Officials Say; Decision to Retaliate Was Made after Firm Evidence That U.S. Warship Had Been Target,”
Los Angeles Times
, 18 April 1988.

Heine, Lt. (jg) Kenneth. “‘This Is No Drill': Saving the ‘Sammy B.'”
Surface Warfare
, July–August 1988.

Hillinger, Charles. “The Joy of Victory Prevails in Bath,”
Los Angeles Times
, 5 April 1985.

“Historical Mishaps,” The Ordnance Shop,
http://www.ordnance.org/mishaps.htm
, 21 August 2004.

Holmes, Kendall. “BIW's War of Wages,”
Maine Sunday Telegram
, 21 July 1988.

Hooton, E. R. “Perking Up the Perry-Class,”
Jane's Defence Systems Modernization
, 1 December 1996.

Houston, Roger W., “Death of a Division, Birth of a Concept: The Evolution of the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment from the 9th Infantry Division (Motorized),”
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(2003).

“How to Waste a Navy,”
The Economist
, 23 April 1988.

“Hydraulic Rams Align Damaged Frigate for Repair,”
Hydraulics & Pneumatics
, February 1989.

“Iran Claims Three Iraqi Planes Downed, U.S. Navy Turnover,” Associated Press, 9 February 1988.

“Iran Mines Still in Gulf near Kuwaiti Oil Station,”
Philadelphia Inquirer
, 16 July 1987.

“Iraq Claims Ship Attack; Convoy Sails,” Associated Press via
The Journal of Commerce
, 17 February 1988.

Isikoff, Michael, and Howard Kurtz. “Shipbuilders on the Skids,”
Washington Post
, 17 July 1985.

“John Wayne Launches Perry with a Push,”
Maine Sunday Telegram
, 26 September 1976.

Kidder, Rushworth M. “Building Navy Ships Faster—And for Less,”
Christian Science Monitor
, 23 July 1981.

Kilpatrick, James J. “The Navy Saves a Ship,”
St. Petersburg Times
, 20 May 1988.

“Kuwaiti Call for Help Led to U.S. Role in Gulf,”
Los Angeles Times
, 4 July 1988.

Lamb, Gregory M. “Bath Shipyard: $1 Billion Backlog—And Growing,”
Christian Science Monitor
, 9 June 1982.

Landau, James. R., and Stephen J. Lardie. “Repair of Damage to the Guided Missile Frigate USS Samuel B. Roberts (FFG 58).” Presented to the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, 1989 annual meeting.

Langston, Capt. Bud, and Lt. Cdr. Don Bringle. “Operation Praying Mantis,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, May 1989.

Linder, Lt. Cdr. Bruce R. “FFG 7s: Square Pegs?”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, June 1983.

Livezey, Emilie Tavel. “Bringing a Ship to Life,”
Christian Science Monitor
, 11 December 1980.

Mann, Paul, and James K. Gordon. “Iran Secures Operational Gains from U.S. Backed Military Aid,”
Aviation Week & Space Technology
, 17 November 1986.

“Maritime Casualties 1999 and Before,” Cargo Letter Web site,
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, 22 February 2004.

Marolda, Edward J. “The United States Navy and the Persian Gulf,” Naval Historical Center Web site,
http://www.history.navy.mil/wars/dstorm/sword-shield.htm
.

Marshall, Tyler. “Commercial Traffic Resumes Following U.S.–Iranian Clashes,”
Los Angeles Times
, 23 April 1988.

“Mass Conflagration Training: Battling the Big Blaze,”
Surface Warfare
, November–December 1987.

McVicar, D. Morgan. “A Familiar, But Still Painful, Goodby,”
Providence Journal
, 12 January 1988.

“Missile Inbound, Starboard Side,”
Surface Warfare
, November-December 1987.

“Modern War Ship Crippled by Mine Begins Recovery,”
Portland Press Herald
, 28 December 1988.

“MSC Contracts for Roberts Lift,”
Sealift
, July 1988.

Mussi, PH1 Chuck. “‘To See the Dawn,'”
All Hands
, August 1998.

Naval Historical Center, Ships History Branch. “U.S. Navy Active Ship Force Levels, 1917–Present,”
http://www.history.navy.mil/branches/org9-4.htm
(2 March 2003).

“Navy Finds Anti-Aircraft Missiles, Rockets on Iranian Boat,” Associated Press, 31 March 1988.

Navy Historical Center. “U.S. Navy Ships—USS
Bellatrix
(AK-20, later AKA-3), 1942–1963,”
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.

NavSource Online: Service Ship Photo Archive. “AFDB-3 ex ABSD-3 Sections, A through I,”
http://www.navsource.org/archives/09/6703.htm
.

“New Landmark Takes Shape,”
Portland Press Herald
, 13 August 1982.

“Nine Hours That Sank Iran's Navy,”
Times
(London), 24 April 1988.

Olsson, L. A. “History of Ships Named
Samuel B. Roberts,”
Naval History Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, ca. 1971.

“On Board the Last U.S. Gulf Convoy,”
Christian Science Monitor
, 28 September 1988.

Orchard, Lt. Curtis L. “A Threat to Which Navy?”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, April 1984.

O'Rourke, Ronald. “Gulf Ops,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, May 1989.

———. “The Tanker War,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, May 1989.

Perkins, Capt. J. B. III. “Operation Praying Mantis: The Surface View,”
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
, May 1989.

Purcell, David. “Bath Iron Works—100 Years and Still Bidding,”
Christian Science Monitor
, 24 May 1984.

Pyle, Richard. “Alarms and Tension as U.S. Awaits Possible Iranian Attacks,” Associated Press, 21 April 1988.

———. “Frigate Shadows Landing Craft,” Associated Press, 24 March 1988.

———. Media Pool Report from USS
Wainwright
, 0758Z 16 April 1988.

———. “Mine-Damaged Frigate Towed Out for Loading aboard Cargo Ship,” Associated Press, 25 July 1988.

———. “Mine-Damaged U.S. Frigate Leaves for Home,” Associated Press, 1 July 1988.

———. “Missing Helicopter on Night Mission after U.S.-Iran Battle Ended,” Associated Press, 20 April 1988.

———. “Navy Analyses One-Day Missile War with Iran,” Associated Press, 22 April 1988.

———. “Navy Learns Many Lessons in Gulf's ‘Do-It-Yourself War,'” Associated Press, 26 October 1988.

———. “Navy Reverses Decision, Will Recover Helicopter Wreckage,” Associated Press, 20 May 1988.

———. “Navy Strives to Deal with Stress of Persian Gulf Duty,” Associated Press, 4 August 1988.

———. “Officials Say U.S. Crews Alert in Gulf,” Associated Press, 22 March 1988.

———. “Previous Incident Raised Question about Radar Reliability,” Associated Press, 6 August 1988.

———. “Two Speedboats Approach U.S. Convoy in Strait of Hormuz,” Associated Press, 10 June 1988.

———. “U.S. Commander Says Iran Building New Silkworm Missile Site,” Associated Press, 1 June 1988.

———. “U.S. Flags Go Up on Reflagged Kuwaiti Tanker,” Associated Press, 21 July 1987.

———. “U.S. Navy Frigate Fires at Suspected Speedboats,” Associated Press, 6 March 1988.

———. “U.S. Navy Gulf Command Changes, Force Cutback Completed,” Associated Press, 28 February 1988.

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