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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY USS HOUSTON (SSN 7131 FPO AP 96667-2393 From: Commanding Officer, USS HOUSTON (SSN 713) To : Dirsoctor of Naval History (NOgBH), Naval Historical Center, Washington, D.C. 20374-5060 Subj: 1998 ANNUAL COMMAND HISTORY Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12F Encl: (1) Comand Composition and Organization (2) Command Chronology (3) Comand Narrative and Commanding Officer's Biography (4) Supporting Documents 1. Enc:losures (1) through (4) are submitted in accordance with reference (a) -

COMMAND COMPOSITION AND ORGANIZATION 1. USS HOUSTON'S MISSION: USS HOUSTON (SSN 713) is a Los Angeles Class nuclear powered fast attack submarine that was designed primarily as a high speed escort for carrier task forces. She supports national military objectives with the ability to carry the fight to the enemy at sea or on land with torpedoes and cruise missiles. Because of her stealth, HOUSTON in the ideal platform for such missions as Anti-Submarine Warfare, Anti-Surface Warfare, Strike Warfare, Mine Warfare, Special Forces Operations, Intelligence Gathering, and Search and Rescue. 2. ORGANIZATONAL STRUCTURE: USS HOUSTON is one of five nuclear powered submarines attached to Submarine Squadron Eleven, homeported in San Diego, California. USS HOUSTON'S Immediate Senior in Command (ISIC) is Commander, Submarine Squadron Eleven. 3. COMMANDING OFFICER PROFILE: USS HOUSTON is commanded by MICHAEL A. ZIESER, Commander, USN. Commander ZIESER, a native of, graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1980. He relieved as the Cornmancling Officer of USS HOUSTON on 30 January 1998. Enclosure (1)

USS HOUSTON (SSN 713) COMMAND CHRONOLOGY 1998 01 JAN - 05 JAN 05 JAN - 11 JAN 11 JAN - 13 JAN 13 JAN - 1.8 JAN 19 JAN 19 JAN - 22 JAN 22 JAN - 26 JAN 26 JAN - 28 JAN 28 JAN - 30 JAN 30 JAN 30 JAN - 06 MAR 06 MAE: - 08 MAR 08 MA11-16 MAR 16 MA13-27 MAR 27 MAR - 30 MAR 30 MAR - 03 APR 03 APR - 06 APR 06 AE'R - 09 APR 09 APR - 27 APR 27 APR - 28 APR 28 APR - 01 MAY 01 MAY - 09 MAY ; HOLIDAY STAND-DOWN TRANSIT TO SEAFAC, AK ACOUSTIC TRAILS, SEAFAC, AK TRANSIT TO SAN DIEGO UNDERWAY FOR LOCAL OPERATIONS OPERATIONAL REACTOR SAFEGUARDS EXAMINATION (ORSE) CHANGE OF COMMAND, COMMANDER MICHAEL A. ZIESER RELIEVES AS COMMANDING OFFICER ; FMAV WITH USS MCKEE UNDERWAY FOR LOCAL OPERATIONS; CONDUCTED A COORDINATED SUBMARINE RADIATED NOISE ANALYSIS (CSRNA) TACTICAL WEAPONS PROFICIENCY (TWP) UNDERWAY FOR LOCAL OPERATIONS TACTICAL READINESS EVALUATION (TRE) AND PRE-OVERSEES MOVEMENT CERTIFICATION (POMCERT). ; FINAL LOADOUT UNDERWAY FOR LOCAL OPERATIONS; CONDUCTED A COORDINATED SUBMARINE RADIATED NOISE ANALYSIS (CSRNA) TRANSIT TO WESTERN PACIFIC Enclosure (2)

09 MAY INCHOP TO SEVENTH FLEET 09 MAY - 13 MAY TRANSIT TO YOKOSUKA, JAPAN 13 MAY PERSONNEL TRANSFER, YOKOSUKA, JAPAN 13 MAY - 15 MAY TRANSIT TO OKINAWA, JAPAN 15 MAY 15 MAY - 1.4 JUN 15 JUN - 18 JUN 19 JUN - 27 JUN 27 JUN 27 JUN - 03 JUL 04 JUL - 05 JUL 06 JUL - 07 JUL 08 JUL - 12 JUL 13 JUL - 16 JUL 17 JU'A - 25 JUL 25 JUL - 20 AUG 21 AUG - 24 AUG 25 AUG - 30 AUG 31 AUG - 13 OCT 14 0C;T - 16 OCT 17 OCT - 20 OCT 21 OCT 21 OCT - 23 OCT 23 OlET 23 OCT - 29 OCT 29 OCT 29 OCT - 30 OCT PORT VISIT OKINAWA, JAPAN WESTPAC OPERATIONS PORT VISIT SASEBO, JAPAN COMPLETED SHINKAME AND JAPANESE DEFENCE FORCE ADVANCED EXERCISE PERSONNEL TRANSFER, SASEBO, JAPAN TRANSIT TO SOUTH CHINA SEA COMPLETED EXERCISE MERGATE WITH ROYAL SINGAPORE NAVY TRANSIT TO GULF OF THAILAND PORT VISIT PATTAYA, THAILAND COMPLETED EXERCISE CARAT-THAILAND PHASE TRANSIT TO GUAM INPORT GUAM, FMAV WITH USS FRANK CABLE TRANSIT TO YOKOSUKA, JAPAN PORT VISIT YOKOSUKA, JAPAN WESTPAC OPERATIONS PORT VISIT YOKOSUKA, JAPAN TRANSIT TO EASTPAC INCHOP TO THIRD FLEET TRANSIT TO PEARL HARBOR, HI PERSONNEL TRAlVSFER; PEARL HARBOR, HI TRANSIT TO SAN DIEGO, CA PERSONNEL TRANSFER; SAN DIEGO, CA OPERATIONAL REACTORS SAFEGUARDS EXAMINATION (ORSE) 2 Enclosure ( 2 )

31 OCT - 29 NOV 30 NOV - 05 DEC 06 DEC - 10 DEC 10 DEC 11 DEC - 31'DEC ; POST DEPLOYMENT STANDOWN UNDERWAY FOR LOCAL OPERATIONS; CONDUCTED SPECIAL OPERATIONS UNDERWAY FOR LOCAL OPERATIONS; CONDUCTED A VIP CRUISE FOR THE SENIOR SEMINAR AT THE FOREIGN INSTITUTE ; HOLIDAY STANDOWN Enclosure (2)

USS HOUSTON (SSN 713) COMMAND NARRATIVE 11 JAN - 13 JAN ACOUSTIC TRAILS, SEAFAC, AK - Conducted acoustic monitoring of HOUSTON'S sound signature. This involved numerous test runs with various equipment line-ups and ship control parameters. Precise ship handling coupled with extremely accurate navigation was required to successfully complete the agenda. 26 JAN - 28 JAN OPERATIONAL REACTOR SAFEGUARDS EXAMINATION - A two day administrative review of engineering documents, personnel interviews and monitor-ing drill and evolution performance. Successfully completed this comprehensive exam administered under the supervision of CINCPACFLT. 30 JAN CHANGE OF COMMAND - Commander MICHAEL A. ZIESER relieved Commander DALE M. NEES as Commanding Officer. Guest speaker was Rear Admiral AL KONETZICI, Commander, Submarine Group Seven. 06 MAR - 08 MAR COORDINATED SUBMARINE RADIATED NOISE ANALYSIS (CSRNA) - USS PORTSOIJTH (SSN 707) conducted acoustic monitoring of HOUSTON'S sound signat~~re. This involved numerous test runs with various equipment line-ups and ship control parameters. Precise ship handling coupled with extremely accurate navigation was required to successfully complete the agenda. 16 MAR - 27 MAR TACTICAL WEAPONS PROFICIENCY - Demonstrated the ability to successfully employ exercise torpedoes, and to simulate the launch of numerous Tomahawk missiles in a simulated hostile environment. Evaluated by Commander, Submarine Squadron ELEVEN. 06 APR - 09 APR TACTICAL READINESS EVALUATION AND PRE-OVERSEES MOVEMENT CERTIF'CATION - An extensive three day examination in which the ship demonctrated the ability to operate in both peacetime and wartime mission scenarios. Evaluated by Commander Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet. Certif-ied by Commander, Submarine Squadron ELEVEN as ready to deploy to the Western Pacific. 27 APli - 28 APR COORDINATED SUBMARINE RADIATED NOISE ANALYSIS (CSRNA) - USS CHEYENNE (SSN 773) conducted acoustic monitoring of HOUSTON'S sound signature. This involved numerous test runs with various equipment line-ups and sllip control parameters. Precise ship handling coupled with extremely accunte navigation was required to successfully complete the agenda. 15 MAY - 14 JUN WESTPAC OPERATIONS - Completed special operations under the Tactical Command of Commander Task Group FOURTEEN PT TWO (COMSUBPAC). 19 JUN - 27 JUN SHIN KAME AND JAPANESE DEFENCE FORCE ADVANCED EXERCISE - SHIN KAME (98-2) was a series of submarine tracking and free play exercises conducted in cooperation with JDS WAKASHIO. During the JDS ADVANCED EXERCISE, HOUSTON acted in concert with other Orange Forces simulating attacking a Blue Force Surface Action Group tasked with defending Japanese Territorial Waters. Participants included JDS KONGO, JDS HAMANA, and JDS SAWAKAZE. Enclosure (3)

04 JUL - 05 JUL EXERCISE MERGATE - MERGATE 98-4 was a bilateral Anti- Submarine Warfare exercise with the Royal Singapore Navy. Participants included Maritime Patrol Aircraft, RSS VIGOUR, RSS GALLANT, and RSS DAUNTLESS. 13 JUL - 16 JUL EXERCISE CARAT-THAILAND PHASE - CARAT-THAI is the Thailand phase of Exercise Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training Cruise, a series of bilateral training exercises between the United States and military forces of Southeast Asia. HOUSTON was under the Tactical Control of Commander Task Force SEVEN ONE TWO PT ZERO (COMDESRON 31). Participants included USS MOBILE BAY, JSS SIDES, USS HURRICANE, USS MONSOON, HTMS NARESUAN, HTMS RATTANAKOSIN, HTMS KHIRIRAT, HTMS SUKHOTAI, and U.S and RTN Maritime Patrol Aircraft. 31 AUG - 13 OCT WESTPAC OPERATIONS - Completed special operations under the Tactical Command of Commander Task Force SEVENTY-FOUR (COMSUBGRU 7). 29 OCT - 30 OCT OPERATIONAL REACTOR SAFEGUARDS EXAMINATION - A two day administrative review of engineering documents, personnel interviews and monitoring drill and evolution performance. Successfully completed this comprehensive exam administered under the supervision of CINCPACFLT. 30 NOV - 05 DEC SPECIAL OPERATIONS - Completed special operations in local OPAREAS for a priority Chief of Naval Operations sponsored project. 10 DEC VIP CRUISE - Completed a VIP Cruise for the Senior Seminar at the Foreign Service Institute. Senior Official embarked was Ambassador AURELIA E. BRAZEAL, Dean of The Senior Seminar. Enclosure (3)