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	40k	Charles Andrews Lockwood (6 May 1890 - 7 June 1967) was born in Midland VA and graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in the class of 1912. Following brief cruises in Mississippi and Arkansas, and a short tour as instructor in the Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, in September 1914 he reported to the tender Mohican for indoctrination in submarines. By 1 December of that year he had his first submarine command, A-2, followed by B-1. American entry into World War I found him in command of 1st Submarine Division, Asiatic Fleet. From that time, with the exception of a tour on the Asiatic station where he commanded gunboats Quiros and El Cano on the Yangtze Patrol and the destroyer Smith Thompson, practically all his sea service was in and connected with submarines. In addition to those listed above are added G-1, N-5, UC-97 (ex-German). R-25, S-14, and Bonita. In June 1939 he became Chief of Staff to Commander Submarine Force, U.S. Fleet, in cruiser Richmond. This important service was interrupted in February 1941 when he was sent to London as naval attaché and principal observer for submarines. Following promotion to rear admiral in March 1942 he proceeded to west Australia as Commander, Submarines, Southwest Pacific. In February 1943, he was transferred to Pearl Harbor to become Commander, Submarines, Pacific Fleet, in which capacity he served the rest of the war, being promoted to vice admiral in October 1943. Under his guidance and inspiration in these two commands, U.S. submarines overcame torpedo and other difficulties to destroy the Japanese Merchant Marine and cripple the Imperial Navy. His wartime awards were the Distinguished Service Medal and two gold stars in lieu of second and third awards, and the Legion of Merit. After the war he served as Inspector General of the Navy until his retirement in June 1947. In retirement at Los Gatos, Calif., he wrote and coauthored best selling books on naval history and submarine operations until his death 7 June 1967. USS Lockwood DE-1064 was the first ship named in his honor.    (US Navy photo from the US Naval Historical Center)		Robert M. Cieri
	47k	date / location unknown - USS Lockwood firing a Harpoon anti-ship missile		Robert Hurst
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	122k	1 October 1987: At sea - Five ships of the aircraft carrier USS Midway (CV-41) battle group steam alongside one another. The ships are, from left to right: the frigates USS Kirk (FF-1087), USS Francis Hammond (FF-1067), USS Lockwood (FF-1064) and Knox (DE-1052), and the guided missile destroyer USS Towers (DDG-9). (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-92-04059 from the Defense Visual Information Center)		Navsource
	106k	14 October 1989: At sea - A starboard beam view of the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force destroyer Amagiri (DD-154) as it steams alongside the battleship USS Missouri (BB-63) during Fleet Exercise '89. The frigate USS Lockwood (FF-1064) is on the right and the bow of the frigate USS Bagley (FF-1069) is on the left. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-SN-93-04345 by PH1 Terry Cosgrove from the DVIC)
	218k	14 September 1990: At sea - A port view of Lockwood underway. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-90-11619 by PH1 Terry Cosgrove from the DVIC)
	193k	January 1993: At sea - A port bow view of Lockwood underway. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-93-01088 by PH1 Terry Cosgrove from the DVIC)
	89k	30 September 1993: NavSta San Diego CA - A port bow view of Lockwood tied to a pier during her decommissioning ceremony. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-94-00812 by JOC Gloria Montgomery from the DVIC)
	111k	30 September 1993: NavSta San Diego CA - Officers stand in formation as they listen to a speaker during the decommissioning ceremony of Lockwood. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-94-00821 by JOC Gloria Montgomery from the DVIC)
	151k	30 September 1993: NavSta San Diego CA - Crew members stand in formation during the decommissioning ceremony of Lockwood. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-94-00817 by JOC Gloria Montgomery from the DVIC)
	77k	30 September 1993: NavSta San Diego CA - A sailor stands beside the national ensign on the stern of Lockwood during the vessel's decommissioning ceremony. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-94-00811 by JOC Gloria Montgomery from the DVIC)
	108k	30 September 1993: NavSta San Diego CA - A crew member lowers the ship's pennants from the superstructure of Lockwood. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-94-00819 by JOC Gloria Montgomery from the DVIC)
	72k	30 September 1993: NavSta San Diego CA - Crew members disembark from Lockwood during the vessel's decommissioning ceremony. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-94-00816 by JOC Gloria Montgomery from the DVIC)
	87k	30 September 1993: NavSta San Diego CA - A port quarter view of Lockwood as the vessel's name banner is removed following its decommissioning ceremony. (US Navy photo DVID #DN-ST-94-00814 by JOC Gloria Montgomery from the DVIC)
	252k	20 January 1994: Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton WA - A view of several ships in storage at the Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility. The ships include the battleship Missouri (BB-63) and the frigates Lockwood (FF-1064), Kirk (FF-1087) and Knox (FF-1052). (US Navy photo DVID #DN-SC-93-04477 by Lt. Corinne Kelley from the DVIC)
	84k	16 April 2000: San Francisco CA - Lockwood (FF-1064) as she lies alongside the pier at the Hunters Point Shipyard in San Francisco. (from the authors collection, photo taken from Warship Boneyards by Kit and Carolyn Bonner)		Robert Hurst

Lockwood Memorabilia
Cruise Patch Courtesy of Mike Smolinski	Navy Times Ship in the Spotlight © Mario DeMarco Courtesy of Mike Smolinski	Change of Command Program - 1990 Courtesy of Robert M. Cieri

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