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USS SAMPSON (DDG 102) Facebook
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 The San Diego Fire Department provided two fire trucks, a Chief, and defensive firefighting positions to assist in establishing and maintaining fire boundaries. The goal of the drill – to identify and overcome communication and operational challenges so that all parties are better prepared in case of a real fire.
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USS Sampson Holds Change of Command in San DiegoSAN DIEGO - Cmdr. Patrick H. O'Mahoney receives his command pin from his children after relieving Cmdr. Steven M. Foley as commanding officer of the guided missile destroyer USS Sampson (DDG 102). USS Sampson RASThere are two ships running side-by-side. A fast-moving river of deep blue water rushes and churns between them. The moving ships maintain synchronized speeds and courses because pallets - stacked 5 feet high and carrying hundreds of pounds of supplies - are traveling across cables from one ship to another. |
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Fast Paced and In DepthThe purpose of the annual training is to provide reserve officers with a diverse and detailed overview of the future of surface warfare through hands-on experiences, unique site visits, and informative presentations. |
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