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No Photo Available	-	Lt. Col. Joseph P. McCaffery, USMC was born on 20 August 1906 in Chester, Pennsylvania, accepted a commission in the United States Marine Corp Reserve in March 1929, after resigning a commission in the Army Reserve held from 1927. A veteran of action at Guadalcanal and New Georgia, he was fatally wounded at Cape Torokina, Bougainville on 1 November 1943, as he led his Marine Raider battalion against entrenched Japanese positions. For his valiant and inspiring leadership he was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross.		Robert M. Cieri
	155k	Undated, location unknown.		-
	195k	Undated, location unknown.		-
	100k	Undated, McCaffery and sisters Fred T. Berry (DD-858) and Norris (DD-859).		Bill Maslak
	116k	USS McCaffery (DD 860) date and place unknown. Photo from the collection of the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.		Darryl Baker
	144k	February 1947, Approaching San Diego. She is flying the "Homeward Bound Pennant."		Bill Maslak
	166k	Amidships looking forward plan view of USS Fred T. Berry (DDE 858) with USS McCaffery (DD 860) at Mare Island on 28 April 1949. Note that Mt. 52 has been removed and replace with a MK 15 Hedgehog ASW rocket launcher.		Darryl Baker
	171k	Amidships looking aft plan view of USS Fred T. Berry (DDE 858) with USS McCaffery (DD 860) outboard at Mare Island on 28 April 1949.		Darryl Baker
	71k	Original silhouette, prior to 1949 conversation		Bill Maslak
	147k	Three photos of the two Gearing class DDE conversions. The ships, USS Fred T. Berry (DD-858) and USS McCaffery are shown at Mare Island Navy Yard on April 28, 1949. At this time the DDE symbol had not been applied to these ships and they were initially known as "ASW DDs". The conversions were minimal, mainly involving the replacement of #2 turret with a trainable hedgehog and the addition of an HF/DF mainmast aft. All 40mm mounts remain while the 20mm battery has been disabled, with the gun barrels removed, while leaving the mounts in place.		-
	90k	Post 1949 overhaul and conversion		Bill Maslak
	86k	Post 1949 overhaul and conversion		Bill Maslak
	75k	Post 1949 overhaul and conversion		Bill Maslak
	99k	Post 1949 overhaul and conversion		Bill Maslak
	88k	1954, In DDE configuration		Bill Maslak
	117k	The J. P. Kennedy (DD-850), Fred T. Berry (DD-858) and McCaffery (DD-860) in Genoa, Italy May 6, 1954.		Larry Bohn
	76k	L-R, USS Keppler (DDE-765), USS Fred T. Berry (DDE-858), USS Norris (DDE-859), USS McCaffery (DDE-860) and USS Harwood (DDE-861 of DesRon 6 steaming through the Caribbean in June 1956.		Robert Hurst
	42k	Off Turkey during the Med. cruise of 1957		Nick Donatiello YNM2 1957-1959
	121k	Kiel Canal, June 1964		Bill Maslak
	57k	USS McCaffery (DD 860) starboard side to USS Bigelow (DD 942) at Kiel, Germany, 1964. Photo taken from Belgian Minesweeper G. Truffant (M 908). Belgian Navy photo.		Joe Radigan
	62k	Norfolk, July 1964		© Richard Leonhardt
	74k	1965 (Approx), After FRAM Overhaul and conversion		Bill Maslak
	96k	Grand Harbor, Malta, January 21 1966		Bill Maslak
	69k	Ship's patch.		Mike Smolinski
	36k	Ship's patch.		Mike Smolinski
	37k	One of her Squadron patches.		Dave Cupples

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CDR Ben William Sarver    Mar 1947 - Oct 1948 (Later RADM)
CDR John Thayer Wulff    Oct 1948 - Jul 1949 (Later RADM)
CDR Ellis Hole McDowell    Jul 1949 - Oct 1950
CDR Carl A. Sander Jr.    Oct 1950 - Aug 1952
CDR George R. Muse    Aug 1952 - Oct 1954 (Later RADM)
CDR James E. Miller    Oct 1954 - Apr 1956
CDR James R. McKee    Apr 1956 - Jul 1957
CDR George J. Davis    Jul 1957 - Jul 1958
CDR Thomas Marshall Lemon Jr.    Jul 1958 - Jun 1960
CDR Robert Dean Fisher    Jun 1960 - Dec 1961
CDR Keith Franklin Gillette    Dec 1961 - Jul 1963
CDR Gerald Henry Kaffer Jr.    Jul 1963 - Jul 1965
CDR Alan G. Hodge    Jul 1965 - Jul 26 1967
CDR Watt William Jordan Jr.    Jul 26 1967 - May 1969
CDR Alan F. Martin    May 1969 - Jul 15 1971
CDR Robert Rathbone Briner    Jul 15 1971 - Nov 1972
CDR Samuel William Coulbourn    Nov 1972 - Aug 1973
LCDR James B. Ferguson II    Aug 1973 - Sep 30 1973 (Later RADM)