The Carney (DDG 64) is the U.S. Navy's fourteenth Arleigh Burke-class destroyer. The ship was named after Adm. Robert B. Carney. The keel was laid down on August 3, 1993, at Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine, and launched on July 23, 1994. Mrs. Betty Taussig, daughter of Admiral Carney, served as sponsor of the ship.

December 14, 1995 Cmdr. Lanny L. King, CO of the Carney, died of a brain aneurysm, after a three-week hospitalization.

February 26, 1996 Cmdr. John T. McMurtrie, Jr., took command of the PCU Carney.

March 24, The guided-missile destroyer pulled into Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Va., to onload ammunition; Port call to Naval Station Norfolk from April 27- May 2.

April 5, The Pre Commissioning Unit Carney arrived at its homeport of Naval Station Mayport, Fla., for the first time.

April 13, USS Carney was commissioned during a ceremony at Mayport, Florida.

April 15, The Carney departed Naval Station Mayport for a Dependent's Day Cruise; Underway for post delivery tests and trials on May 5; Port call to Port Everglades, Fla., from May 9-13.

May 23, DDG 64 anchored off the coast of Philipsburg, Netherlands Antilles, for a four-day visit to Saint Maarten Island. Port calls to Naval Station Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, from May 27-29, June 6-10, and June 14-17; Returned home on June 28; Underway for CART II preparations from July 8-12.

July 15, USS Carney emergency sortied from Naval Station Mayport to avoid the tropical storm; Sortied away again to avoid the Hurricane Fran on Sept. 3.

September 13, The Carney entered the Bath Iron Works shipyard in Bath, Maine, for a three-month Post Shakedown Availability (PSA).

From Januaty 13-22, 1997, the guided-missile destroyer was underway for a Total Ship's Training Availability (TSTA) I in the Jacksonville Op. Area; Underway for TSTA II from Feb. 3-7; Underway for Engineering Certifications from Feb. 18-20; Underway for Final Evaluation Problem (FEP) from March 24-27.

May 19, USS Carney departed Mayport to participate in a Comprehensive Training Unit Exercise (COMPTUEX), as part of the USS George Washington (CVN 73) Battle Group (BG), in the Puerto Rical OPAREA; Port call to Roosevelt Roads from May 29- June 1; Returned home on June 16; Underway for COMPTUEX Phase II from June 20-25; Ammo onload at the NWS Yorktown from July 9-10.

August 1, The Carney departed Naval Station Mayport for a Dependent's Day Cruise.

August 15, Cmdr. Mark H. Buzby relieved Cmdr. John T. McMurtrie, Jr., as the 3rd CO of DDG 64 during a change-of-command ceremony aboard the ship, while underway off the coast of Florida.

October 3, USS Carney departed Mayport for its maiden deployment in the U.S. 5th and 6th Fleet Areas of Responsibility (AoR).

October 15, The Carney arrived in Tunis, Tunisia, for a four-day port visit before participating in exercise Nador 97-4.

October 24, USS Carney anchored off the coast of Mahon, Spain, for a four-day visit to Menorca Island; Port call to Palma de Mallorca from Oct. 30- Nov. 8.

November 9, USS Carney pulled into Cagliari, Italy, for a brief visit to Sardinia before participating in exercise Mare Nuovo; Transited the Suez Canal southbound on Nov. 17; Upon entering Arabian Gulf the ship assumed role as a ready strike platform during Operation Vigilant Sentinel II.

December 13, The Carney anchored at Bahrain Bell-Sitrah anchorage for a five-day port visit to Manama; Port call to Dubai, U.A.E., from Dec. 27-31.

January 11, 1998 The guided-missile destroyer pulled into Jebel Ali, United Arab Emirates, for a four-day port visit.

February 14, USS Carney moored at Mina Salman Pier in Manama, Bahrain, for a two-day port call; Port visit to Dubai from March 3-7; Returned to Mediterranean on March 18.

March 21, The guided-missile destroyer pulled into Palma de Mallorca, Spain, for a four-day liberty port visit.

April 3, USS Carney returned to homeport after a six-month deployment.

May 19, The Carney anchored off Annapolis, Md., for a four-day visit to U.S. Naval Academy; Underway for Towed Array Receiver System testing, in the Charleston Op. Area, from June 12-19.

July 10, The guided-missile destroyer pulled into Portland, Maine, for a three-day port visit.

August 22, USS Carney emergency sortied from Naval Station Mayport to avoid the Hurricane Bonnie. Underway for Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 24 Group Sail from Sept. 21-27; Underway for TARS testing from Sept. 29- Oct. 5; Underway for Engineering Certifications and Command Assessment of Readiness and Training (CART) II inspection from Oct. 19-24.

November 2, The Carney departed Mayport to participate in DESRON 24 Group Sail exercises; Port call to Naval Station Roosevelt Roads, P.R., from Nov. 6-8.

November 16, DDG 64 anchored off Philipsburg, St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles, for a four-day port visit; Returned home on Nov. 24.

September ?, 1999 USS Carney departed homeport for a scheduled Mediterranean and Arabian Gulf deployment, as part of the USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) Battle Group.

February 5, 2001 USS Carney, commanded by Michael J. Jacobsen, departed Mayport to participate in a Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) Technical Evaluation (TECHEVAL); Port visit to Saint Maarten, Netherlands Antilles, from Feb. 20-24; Returned home on March 4; Underway for CEC Operational Evaluation (OPEVAL) from April 17- May 2; and May 5-12.

May 23, The Carney pulled into New York City for a week-long port visit to participate in Fleet Feek 2001.

July 25, The Carney departed Naval Station Mayport for a Friends and Family Day Cruise.

August 2, USS Carney anchored off the coast of Rockland, Maine, for a four-day port visit to participate in Lobster Festival.

September 11, DDG 64 departed homeport in support of Operation Noble Eagle, as part of the Kennedy Battle Group; Underway for COMPTUEX from Sept. 18 through Oct. 17; Underway for Joint Biological Point Defence System (JBPDS) testing from Nov. 13-17.

From February through September 2002, the Carney was deployed with the John F. Kennedy BG in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) in the U.S. 5th nad 6th Fleet AoR.

May 26, 2004 USS Carney arrived in New York City to participate in the 17th annual Fleet Week.

March 3, 2005 The guided-missile destroyer pulled into Souda Bay, Crete, Greece, for a scheduled port visit. DDG 64 is currently on a routine deployment in Mediterranean and Black Sea since early December.

May 11, USS Carney completed a series of Black Sea engagement evolutions, including port visits to Turkey and Ukraine, as well as training exercises with both countries' navies.

January 27, 2006 The Carney departed Tampa Bay, Fla., after supporting the annual Gasparilla Piratee Fest.

July 20, Ships assigned to Destroyer Squadron 40, including USS Carney, completed a highly successful multinational Silent Forces exercise (SIFOREX), with the Peruvian and Spanish navies off the coast of Peru, from July 12-14.

July 23, The guided-missile destroyer is currently off the coast of Antofagasta, Chile, participating in the Pacific Phase of UNITAS 47-06 exercise. This year’s Pacific phase, hosted by Chile, includes navies from seven countries: Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Spain and the United States.

August 18, USS Carney is currently participating in the multinational exercise PANAMAX (Panama Exercise) 2006, tailored to the defense of the Panama Canal, involving civil and military forces from the region.

August 18, The Carney recently departed Manta, Ecuador, after a goodwill port visit.

September 8, USS Carney returned to Naval Station Mayport after participating in exercises in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean.

February 24, 2007 The Carney is currently in the Atlantic Ocean conducting trainings in support of Standing NATO Maritime Group (SNMG) 1.

March 20, USS Carney, commanded by Cmdr. Pat Shea, is in the first week of a spring patrol in the Caribbean, supporting U.S. Southern Command's (SOUTHCOM) theater engagement strategy with regional partners.

March 30, The Carney rescued a civilian vessel at sea, with the assistance from Martinique’s Coast Guard Station; Departed Antigua after a three-day port visit on March 29.

July 10, DDG 64 is currently participating in a COMPTUEX in Atlantic Ocean, in preparation for the upcoming deployment.

November ?, USS Carney departed Mayport for a scheduled deployment, with the USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) Carrier Strike Group (CSG).

December 23, The guided-missile destroyer recently arrived in Manama, Bahrain, for a scheduled port visit.

January 20, 2008 The Carney pulled into Souda Bay, Greece, for a routine port call.

April 23, The Royal Bahraini Navy (RBN), along with U.S. and coalition forces conducted Exercise Arabian Shark, April 15-17 in the North Arabian Sea. The multilateral exercise, led by Combined Task Force (CTF) 152, brought together RBNS Sabha (FFG 90), USS Philippine Sea (CG 58), USS Carney and other coalition ships.

June 4, USS Carney returned to Naval Station Mayport after a seven-month deployment.

September 8, 2009 DDG 64 recently arrived in New York City to participate in the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's arrival.

January 2, 2010 USS Carney departed homeport for a scheduled deployment in the U.S. 5th and 6th Fleet AoR, as part of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) CSG.

In May, the Carney took a month's sabbatical from CTF 150 and CTF 151 security operations, leaving the International Recommended Transit Corridor (IRTC) to participate in three separate and back-to-back multinational exercise: Arabian Shark 2010, an anti-submarine warfare exercise with Pakistan; Khunjar Haad 2010, an air defense exercise with Oman; and Eagle Salute 2010, a multi-warfare area exercise hosted by Egypt.

June 10, USS Carney recently departed Port Victoria, Seychelles, after a five-day port visit.

July 6, The guided-missile destroyer pulled into Aksaz Naval Base for a three-day visit to Marmaris, Turkey; Inport Tarragona, Spain, from July 13-16.

July 31, USS Carney returned to Mayport after a seven-month underway period in support of counter-piracy and maritime security operations.

August 4, Cmdr. Richard J. Field relieved Cmdr. Brendan R. McLane as the 11th CO of the Carney during a change-of-command ceremony on board the ship.

July 27, 2011 The Carney departed homeport for a Friends and Family Day Cruise.

August 1, USS Carney departed Naval Station Mayport for a scheduled deployment as part of Standing NATO Maritime Group (SNMG) 1.

August 14, The Carney pulled into Grand Harbour for a three-day port visit to Valletta, Malta; Inport Djibouti, Djibouti, from Sept. 19-2?.

November 23, Cmdr. Marc D. Boran relieved Cmdr. Richard J. Field as CO of the USS Carney during a change-of-command ceremony on board the ship at Manama, Bahrain.

February 14, 2012 The Carney recently pulled into Naval Station Rota, Spain, for a routine port call.

March 4, USS Carney returned to Mayport after a seven-month deployment. The ship disrupted four piracy attempts, boarded nine vessels, approached 28 suspected pirate vessels, and disarmed and captured 30 suspected pirates in support of Operation Ocean Shield.

April 21, DDG 64 recently entered the dry-dock at the BAE Systems Southeast Shipyards for an eight-month Extended Drydocking Selected Restricted Availability (E-DSRA). Returned to Naval Station Mayport on Aug. 20.

November 21, USS Carney recently returned to homeport after a week-long underway for sea trials; Underway for routine training on Dec. 11.

July 15, 2013 Cmdr. Edward M. Crossman relieved Cmdr. Marc D. Boran as CO of the Carney during a change-of-command ceremony on board the ship at Naval Station Mayport.

August 7, USS Carney recently moored at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Va., for ammo onload.

October 17, USS Carney departed Naval Station Mayport for a scheduled independent deployment.

October 25, The guided-missile destroyer recently pulled into Ponta Delgada, Portugal, for a brief stop at Azores to refuel; Inport Naval Station Rota, Spain, from Oct. 28-31.

November 7, The Carney recently departed Palermo, Italy, after a liberty port visit; Transited Suez Canal, with the USS Nimitz (CVN 68), on Nov. 8.?

November 25, USS Carney recently moored at Khalifa Bin Salman Port (KBSP) in Hidd, Bahrain, for a routine port call; Inport Bahrain again from Dec. 30- Jan. 3.?

March 11, 2014 DDG 64 recently moored at Khalifa Port in Taweelah, United Arab Emirates, for a liberty port visit to Abu Dhabi.

March 29, The Carney recently arrived in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, for a scheduled port visit before participating in annual bilateal exercise Nautical Union.

April 12, USS Carney recently moored at KBSP, Bahrain, for outchop brief and turnover with the USS O'Kane (DDG 77).

April 26, The Carney moored at Cruise Terminal in Bodrum, Turkey, for a three-day port visit.

May 5, The guided-missile destroyer moored at Berth 12, El Arsenal de Ferrol naval base in Ferrol, Spain, for a three-day port call. Brief stop at Ponta Delgada on May 11; Inport Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Va., from May 18-23.

May 25, USS Carney returned to Mayport after a seven-month Arabian Gulf deployment in support of Maritime Interception Operations (MIO).

June 3, BAE Systems Mayport, Jacksonville, Fla., was awarded a $9,3 million modification to previously awarded contract (N40024-10-C-4406) for the USS Carney's Selected Restricted Availability (SRA). Work is expected to be completed by September.

May 8, 2015 Cmdr. Kenneth S. Pickard relieved Cmdr. Edward M. Crossman as CO of Carney during a change-of-command ceremony on board the ship at Naval Station Mayport.

July 1?, USS Carney departed homeport for an Independent Deployer Certification Exercise (IDCERTEX) and in support of the USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) ARG's COMPTUEX as part of opposition forces.

September 12, DDG 64 departed Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Va., after a four-day ammo onload; Brief stop at Ponta Delgada, Azores, on Sept. 22.

September 25, USS Carney arrived at its new homeport of Naval Station Rota, Spain, after a 19-day transit from Mayport, Fla.

November 7, USS Carney departed Rota for its first patrol, as part of Forward Deployed Naval Forces (FDNF), in the U.S. 6th Fleet Area of Responsibility (AoR).

November 14, The Carney pulled into Cherbourg, France, for a brief port call; Anchored in Brest Harbor for a brief stop to refuel on Nov. 15; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar on Nov. 22; Brief stop off Augusta Bay, Sicily, for personnel transfer on Dec. 6.

December 13, USS Carney moored at West Berth K14, NATO Fueling Depot in Souda Bay, Crete, for a two-day port call; Transited the Strait of Messina northbound on Dec. 21.

December 23, The guided-missile destroyer moored at NATO Fuel Pier in Augusta Bay, Sicily, for a four-day liberty port visit.

January 11, 2016 US Carney moored at West Berth K14 in Souda Bay for a nine-day upkeep; Participated in a Passing Exercise (PASSEX) with the HMCS Fredericton (FFH 337) on Jan. 28; Moored again at Berth K14 from Jan. 29- Feb. 2; Anchored off Souda Bay for a brief stop on Feb. 8; Moored at Berth K14 from Feb. 9-10; Anchored off Souda Bay for a brief stop on Feb. 14.

February 21, The Carney moored at Grain Terminal in Haifa, Israel, for a two-day port call in support of the biennial joint BMD exercise Juniper Cobra.

March 8, USS Carney moored at Berth 27, Muele De Ribera in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, for a three-day liberty port visit.

March 13, USS Carney moored at Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota after completing a four-month patrol.

July 25, USS Carney departed Rota, Spain, for its second patrol in the U.S. 6th Fleet AoR, following a 15-week Selected Restricted Availability (SRA); Transited the Strait of Gibraltar on July 25.

July 29, The Carney provided food and water to 97 migrants adrift on board the small craft, while underway off the coast of Libya, until the SOS Mediterranee ship MS Aquarius arrived and took them to safety.

September 7, DDG 64 moored at Berth K9 in Souda Bay, Crete, for a brief stop after a six-week underway in the Gulf of Sydra, with the USS Wasp (LHD 1), in support of Operations Odyssey Resolve and Odyssey Lightning.

October 2, USS Carney moored at Berth 4, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota for a two-day port call; Participated in a balistic missile defence exercise SMARTEX-162 with the SPS Alvaro de Bazan (F 101), in the Alboran Sea and Gulf of Cadiz, from Oct. 5-7; Moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 for upkeep from Oct. 7-18.

October 21, The Carney moored at Berth K9 in Souda Bay for a brief stop to refuel; Transited the Bosporus Strait northbound on Oct. 24.

October 25, USS Carney moored at Berth 4, Ro-Ro Terminal in Port of Constanta, Romania, for a brief port call; Participated in a bilateral underway engagement with the ROS Regele Ferdinand (F221) from Oct. 26-29; Transited the Bosporus Strait southbound on Oct. 30; Moored at Berth K14 in Souda Bay for a brief stop on Nov. 2.

November 5, Cmdr. Peter F. Halvorsen relieved Cmdr. Kenneth S. Pickard as the 15th CO of Carney during a change-of-command ceremony on board the ship while underway off the north coast of Crete.

November 7, The guided-missile destroyer pulled into Souda Bay, Greece, for a brief stop to refuel.

November 10, USS Carney moored at Themistokleous Pier in Port of Piraeus, Greece, for a four-day liberty visit to Athens; Anchored off Souda Bay for a brief stop on Nov. 15; Underway in the Aegean Sea in support of POTUS security operations from Nov. 15-16.

November 19, USS Carney moored at Pier 1, Aksaz Naval Base near Marmaris, Turkey, for the in-port phase of a multinational anti-submarine warfare exercise Mavi Balina 2016; Underway for at-sea phase from Nov. 23-26.

December 2, USS Carney moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota after completing a four-month patrol.

January 16, 2017 The Carney departed Rota for a scheduled port visit to France; Moored to a buoy off the coast of Villefranche-sur-Mer, in conjunction with the 50th Anniversary of the U.S. 6th Fleet's flagship Springfield (CLG 7) departure, from Jan. 19-22; Returned home on Jan. 25; Moved to Berth 3, Pier 1 on March 13.

March 15, USS Carney, with an embarked Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 60 Det. 2, departed Naval Station Rota for its third patrol in the U.S. 6th Fleet AoR.

From March 16-18, the Carney participated in an anti-submarine warfare (ASW) exercise in the Gulf of Cadiz; Moored at Berth 3, Pier 1 from March 18-19.

March 22, DDG 64 moored at Her Majesty's Naval Base (HMNB) Clyde in Faslane, Scotland, for a four-day port call before participating in at-sea phase of a multinational exercise Joint Warrior 17-1.

April 8, USS Carney arrived off the coast of Plymouth, England, in support of the Royal Navy's Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST); Moored at Wharf 6S, Her Majesty's Naval Base (HMNB) Devonport in Plymouth from April 13-17 and April 21-24; Transited the English Channel eastbound on April 28.

April 29, USS Carney moored at Vlothaven Quay in Port of Amsterdam, Netherlands, for a four-day liberty visit; Transited the Great Belt Strait southbound on May 5.

May 10, The Carney moored at Scheer-Mole, Tirpitzhafen Naval Base in Kiel, Germany, for a four-day port call; Transited the Great Belt Strait northbound on May 14; Transited the English Channel westbound on May 16; Underway off the coast of Plymouth in support of FOST from May 17-22.

May 24, The guided-missile destroyer moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota for a five-day liberty visit; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar eastbound on May 29.

June 2, USS Carney moored at Berth 32, Dique Del Oeste Pier in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, for a three-day liberty port visit.

June 11, The Carney made a brief stop off Naval Station Rota for personnel transfer; Moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 for upkeep from June 12-26; Transited the Bosporus Strait northbound on July 8.

July 10, The Carney moored at Container Terminal, Quarantine Mole in Port of Odessa, Ukraine, for the in-port phase of annual NATO exercise Sea Breeze; Underway for at-sea phase on July 13; Inport Odessa again from July 14-18.

July 22, DDG 64 moored at Passenger Berth in Port of Constanta, Romania, for a one-day stop to refuel; Departed Black Sea on July 24; Moored at Berth K14 in Souda Bay from July 29-31 and Aug. 2-3.

August 8, USS Carney moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota following a five-month patrol.

August 11, The Carney moved from Berth 2 to Berth 1, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota; Underway for sea trials, following a two-month Surface Incremental Availability (SIA), on Nov. 3; Moored at Berth 3, Pier 1 on Nov. 4; Moved to Berth 2, Pier 1 on Nov. 13; Moved to Pier 4 for a brief stop before berth shift with the USS Ross (DDG 71) at Berth 2, Pier 1 on Nov. 21; Moored at Berth 3, Pier 1 after a brief underway on Nov. 28.

December 2, USS Carney departed Naval Station Rota for its fourth forward-deployed patrol; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar on late Saturday evening.

December 8, USS Carney moored at Berth 1, Pinto Wharf in Port of Valletta, Malta, for a four-day liberty visit; Transited the Strait of Otranto northbound on Dec. 21.

December 22, The Carney moored at Lora Naval Base in Split, Croatia, for a five-day port visit; Cancelled the port visit to Koper, Slovenia, on Dec. 28.

December 30, USS Carney moored at Berth 21, Passenger Terminal in Port of Brindisi, Italy, for a three-day liberty visit to celebrate the New Year's Eve; Transited the Bosporus Strait northbound on Jan. 5.

January 8, 2018 USS Carney moored at Container Terminal, Quarantine Mole in Port of Odessa, Ukraine, for a three-day visit; Participated in an anti-submarine warfare exercise, with the ROS Regele Ferdinand (F221) and TCG Batiray (S349), on Jan. 12; Transited the Bosporus Strait southbound on Jan. 13.

January 16, USS Carney moored at Passenger Terminal in Port of Alexandria, Egypt, for a one-day visit, first by U.S. Navy warship after nine years; Transited the Rhodes Channel westbound on Jan. 19; Moored at Berth K14 in Souda Bay from Jan. 20-21; Brief stop off Augusta Bay, Sicily, for personnel transfer on Jan. 22.

January 26, The Carney moored at Berth 3, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota for a 17-day upkeep; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar eastbound on Feb. 12.

February 16, The guided-missile destroyer transited the Kafireas Strait northbound on late Friday evening; Transited the Bosporus Strait northbound on Feb. 17.

February 18, USS Carney moored at Berth 7, Container Terminal in Port of Varna East, Bulgaria, for a four-day visit; Transited the Bosporus Strait southbound on March 3; Transited the Kafireas Strait southbound on March 4; Brief stop off Souda Bay on March 4.

March 17, The Carney moored at Berth K14 in Souda Bay, Crete, for a five-day port call; Brief stop off Souda Bay again on March 26 and 28th; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar westbound on March 30.

March 31, USS Carney moored at Berth 4, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota after completing a four-month patrol.

April 4, The Carney moved from Berth 4 to Berth 1, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota.

April 20, Cmdr. Tyson M. Young relieved Cmdr. Peter F. Halvorsen as CO of DDG 64 during a pierside ceremony on Naval Station Rota.

June 27, USS Carney anchored 2 n.m. southwest of Naval Station Rota for a brief stop before underway in the Gulf of Cadiz; Returned home on June 29.

July 19, The Carney departed Naval Station Rota, on late Thursday evening, for routine training in the Gulf of Cadiz; Moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 on July 20.

July 27, USS Carney departed Rota, Spain, for its fifth forward-deployed patrol; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar eastbound on Friday evening.

July 29, The Carney moored at Ferry Terminal in Port of Algiers, Algeria, for a two-day visit.

August 4, USS Carney moored at Carmel Terminal in Port of Haifa, Israel, for a three-day port call in suport of exercise Reliant Mermaid; Transited the Dardanelles Strait northbound on Aug. 12.

August 14, USS Carney moored at Passenger Berth in Port of Constanta for a four-day visit to participate in Romanian Navy Day celebration; Participated in a PASSEX with the ROS Horia Macelariu (F265) on Aug. 18.

August 23, The Carney moored at Berth 10, Passenger Terminal in Port of Batumi, Georgia, for a two-day visit; Transited the Bosporus Strait southbound on Aug. 27; Moored at Berth K14 in Souda Bay, Crete, for a brief stop to refuel on Sept. 2.

September 6, USS Carney moored at Alexandria Naval Base, Egypt, for the in-port phase of a multinational exercise Bright Star 18; Underway for at-sea phase on Sept. 9; Brief stop in Souda Bay for personnel transfer on Sept. 12; Brief stop in Augusta Bay on Sept. 18; Transited the Strait of Sicily westbound on Sept. 19.

September 21, USS Carney moored at Cruise Quay 1 in Port of Valencia, Spain, for a three-day visit before participating in a balistic missile defence exercise SMARTEX-181, with the SPS Mendez Nunez (F 104); Transited the Strait of Gibraltar, just after midnight, on Sept. 29.

September 29, DDG 64 moored at Berth 3, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota for a 13-day upkeep; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar eastbound on Oct. 12; Brief stop off Port of Algeciras, Spain, for personnel transfer on Oct. 13.

October 16, The Carney moored at NATO Fuel Pier in Augusta Bay, Sicily, for a brief stop to refuel; Moored at Berth K10 in Souda Bay from Nov. 5-8; Brief stop in Souda Bay for personnel transfer on Nov. 12; Transited the Strait of Sicily westbound, just before midnight, on Nov. 13; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar westbound on Nov. 16.

November 17, USS Carney moored at Berth 1/2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota following a four-month patrol.

March 12, 2019 The Carney departed homeport for routine operations in the Gulf of Cadiz; Moored at Berth 4, Pier 1 on March 1?.

March 23, USS Carney departed Naval Station Rota for its sixth forward-deployed patrol.

March 25, The Carney conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Medgar Evers (T-AKE 13), while underway approximately 30 n.m. south of Plymouth, England; Transited the St. George's Channel northbound on early Wednesday.

March 28, USS Carney moored outboard the USS Gravely (DDG 107) on Her Majesty's Naval Base (HMNB) Clyde in Faslane, Scotland, for the in-port phase of a multinational exercise Joint Warrior 19-1; Underway for at-sea phase on March 31; Moored at minewarfare vessel berth on HMNB Clyde for upkeep from April 12- May 1.

May 6, The Carney moored outboard the USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) at oil depot jetty on HMNB Clyde for the in-port phase of NATO exercise Formidable Shield 19, after a five-day underway off the west coast of Scotland; Underway for at-sea phase on May 8; Transited the Irish Sea southbound on May 18.

May 21, USS Carney moored at Berth 1, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota; Moved to Berth 4, Pier 1 on May 25; Underway on May 26.

May 29, DDG 64 conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS John Lenthall (T-AO 189), while underway off the east coast of Sicily; Moored at NATO Fuel Pier in Augusta Bay from May 29-30; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar westbound, just after midnight, on June 2.

June 2, The Carney moored at Berth 3, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota for upkeep; Underway in the Gulf of Cadiz from June 12-13; Day-long underway for Type Commander (TYCOM) Material Readiness Inspection (TMI) with the Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) on June 19; Resumed patrol on June 24; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar eastbound on Monday evening; Transited the Strait of Sicily on June 26.

June 27, USS Carney made a brief stop off Souda Bay for personnel transfer; Moored at Berth K12 for a brief stop to refuel on June 28; Transited the Bosporus Strait northbound on June 29.

June 30, USS Carney moored at Container Terminal, Quarantine Mole in Port of Odessa, Ukraine, for a two-day visit before participating in annual NATO exercise Sea Breeze; Inport Odessa again from July 4-9; Transited the Bosporus Strait southbound on July 14; Transited the Kafireas Strait southbound, just before midnight, on July 14.

July 15, The Carney moored at Berth K9 in Souda Bay, Crete, for a brief stop to onload ammunition; Transited the Strait of Messina northbound on July 16; Transited the Strait of Bonifacio westbound on July 17; Brief stop off Toulon, France, for personnel transfer on July 18 and 19th.

July 22, USS Carney moored at Berth 4, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota following a four-month patrol.

July 26, Cmdr. Christopher J. Carroll relieved Cmdr. Tyson M. Young as the 17th CO of Carney during a pierside ceremony on Naval Station Rota.

July 30, The Carney moved from Berth 4 to Berth 1/2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota; Moved to Berth 3/4, Pier 1 on Sept. 30.

October 8, USS Carney moored at Berth 1/2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota after a four-day underway for sea trials, following a two-month Selected Restricted Availability (SRA); Underway again from Oct. 21-22; Day-long underway on Oct. 29; Moved to Berth 3/4, Pier 1 on Nov. 12.

November 15, USS Carney departed Naval Station Rota for its seventh forward-deployed patrol.

November 17, The Carney conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Kanawha (T-AO 196), while underway in the Gulf of Cadiz; Moored at Pier 3 in Naval Station Rota for a brief stop to refuel on Nov. 18; Conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS William McLean (T-AKE 12) on Nov. 23; Transited northbound, off the coast of Portugal, on Nov. 24.

November 26, USS Carney moored at Wharf 7, Her Majesty's Naval Base (HMNB) Devonport in Plymouth, England, for a two-day port call in support of the Royal Navy's Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST); Moored at Wharf 7 again from Nov. 29- Dec. 1; Moored at Jetty #1 on Dec. 4; Moved to Wharf 7 on Dec. 11; Departed Plymouth on Dec. 16.

December 19, The guided-missile destroyer moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota for a 19-day upkeep; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar eastbound on Jan. 7.

January 13, 2020 The Carney conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Kanawha, while underway in the eastern Mediterranean; Transited the Suez Canal southbound on Jan. 14; Conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Amelia Earhart (T-AKE 6), while underway in the Gulf of Aden, on Jan. 18.

January 22, The Carney conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the RFA Wave Knight (A389), while underway in the Gulf of Oman; Transited the Strait of Hormuz northbound on Jan. 23; Conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Walter S. Diehl (T-AO 193) on Jan. 27 and Feb. 8; Transited southbound on Feb. 10.

February 12, The Carney transited the Strait of Hormuz northbound, escorting the USS Bataan (LHD 5), USS New York (LPD 21), USS Oak Hill (LSD 51) and USNS William McLean (T-AKE 12); Moored at Berth 4, Mina Zayed Port in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E., from Feb. 14-18.

February 25, USS Carney conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS William McLean, while underway in the Arabian Gulf; Transited the Strait of Hormuz southbound, escorting the Bataan ARG, on Feb. 27; Conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Supply (T-AOE 6) on March 1.

March 5, USS Carney anchored approximately 2 n.m. off the coast of Port Victoria, Seychelles, for a two-day liberty visit; Moored at Berth A, Duncan Dock in Port of Cape Town, South Africa, from March 15-17; Conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Patuxent (T-AO 201), while underway off the coast of Liberia, on March 23.

March 31, USS Carney moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota following a four-and-a-half month patrol in the U.S. 5th and 6th Fleet AoR.

June 27, The Carney departed Rota, Spain, for a homeport change to Mayport, Florida; Moored at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Va., for ammo offload from July 13-17.

July 19, USS Carney moored at Wharf D1 in its new homeport of Naval Station Mayport after forward-deployed to Spain for five years.

August 1, The Carney moved from Delta Wharf to Wharf B3 on Naval Station Mayport; Moved "dead-stick" to a floating dry-dock at BAE Systems Jacksonville Ship Repair facility on Nov. 5.

December 11, Cmdr. Douglas E. Raineault relieved Cmdr. Christopher J. Carroll as CO of the Carney during a change-of-command ceremony at Ocean Breeze on Naval Station Mayport.

July 13, 2021 USS Carney undocked and moored at Wharf E1 on Naval Station Mayport; Moved to Wharf F2 on March 14, 2022; Underway for sea trials, following an extended 18-month Drydocking Selected Restricted Availability (DSRA), from April 18-21; Moved to Wharf C2 on May 26; Moored at Wharf F1 after a day-long underway on June 1.

June 3, Cmdr. Alexa F. Jenkins relieved Cmdr. Douglas E. Raineault as CO of the Carney during a change-of-command ceremony at Foxtrot Wharf.

June 17, USS Carney moored at Wharf C1 on Naval Station Mayport after a week-long underway in the Jacksonville and Virginia Capes Op. Areas; Underway again from July 15-31, Aug. 8-12 and Aug. 23-24; Moved to Wharf B2 on Aug. 25; Emergency sortied due to approaching Hurricane Ian on Sept. 27; Moored at Wharf C1 on Oct. 2.

October 21, The Carney moored at Wharf F1 on Naval Station Mayport after a 10-day underway in the Jacksonville Op. Area; Underway again on Nov. 12; Moored at NWS Yorktown for ammo onload from Nov. 14-17; Moored at Wharf C2 on Nov. 22; Underway again on Dec. 5; Transited southbound, off the east coast of Great Abaco Island, on Dec. 6.

From December 7-8, the Carney conducted operations at the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center (AUTEC) range, off the east coast of Andros Island, Bahamas; Moored at Wharf A2 on Dec. 9.

January 18, 2023 Capt. Jennifer M. Blakeslee, Commodore, Naval Surface Squadron (NSS) 14 relieved of duty Cmdr. Alexa F. Jenkins due to a "loss of confidence in her ability to command." Capt. Aaron M. Anderson, deputy commodore of NSS-14, assumed temporary command of the USS Carney.

February 3, USS Carney moored at Wharf A2 on Naval Station Mayport after a four-day underway in the Jacksonville Op. Area; Underway again on Feb. 22; Moored at Wharf C2 on Feb. 23.

February 27, USS Carney moored at Wharf A2 on Naval Station Mayport after a two-day underway in the Jacksonville Op. Area; Underway again from March 10-11, 14-15 and 17th; Moored at Berth 2, Pier 7 in Naval Station Norfolk on March 19.

March 24, Cmdr. Jeremy D. Robertson relieved Capt. Aaron M. Anderson as the 21st CO of Carney during a change-of-command ceremony on board the ship.

March 25, The Carney departed Norfolk for a Surface Warfare Advanced Tactical Training (SWATT) exercise, as part of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) CSG, in the Virginia Capes and Cherry Point Op. Areas; Moored at Wharf B1 in Naval Station Mayport on April 8; Underway for INSURV rehearsal from May 20-21.

May 25, USS Carney moored at Wharf C1 on Naval Station Mayport after a one-day underway for INSURV assessment; Moved to Wharf B1 on May 30; Underway again on June 9; Moored at Berth 5, Pier 6 in Naval Station Norfolk on June 11; Underway for Composite Training Unit Exercise (COMPTUEX) on June 15; Moored at Berth 5, Pier 6 for emergent repairs from June 25-27.

July 24, The Carney moored at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown for a four-day ammo onload; Moored at Wharf B3 on July 30; Emergency sortied due to approaching Tropical Storm Idalia on Aug. 28; Moored at Wharf A2 on Sept. 1; Moved to Wharf C1 on Sept. 18.

September 27, USS Carney departed Mayport for a scheduled Middle East deployment; Brief stop in Mayport for personnel transfer on Wednesday afternoon.

October 5, The Carney moored at NATO Fuel Pier in Ponta Delgada, Azores, Portugal, for a brief stop to refuel; Transited the Strait of Gibraltar eastbound, just after midnight, on Oct. 8; Conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Medgar Evers (T-AKE 13) on Oct. 9, 12 and 16th; Transited the Suez Canal southbound on Oct. 18; Transited northbound on Nov. 6.

November 11, The Carney moored at Berth 2, Pier 1 on Naval Station Rota, Spain; Moved to Pier 3 on Nov. 15; Departed Rota on Nov. 20; Transited the Suez Canal southbound on Nov. 26; Transited the Bab el-Mandeb Strait southbound, escorting the USNS Supply (T-AOE 6), on Nov. 30; Moored at Doraleh Oil Terminal in Balbala, Djibouti, for a brief stop to refuel on Dec. 10 and 23rd.

December 31, USS Carney moored at Berth 5, Khalifa Bin Salman Port (KBSP) in Hidd, Bahrain, for a two-day liberty visit.?

January 13, 2024 USS Carney launched a Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles (TLAMs), around 3.45 a.m. local time, on Houthi radar site in Yemen, while underway in the southern Red Sea in support of Operation Prosperity Guardian; Launched TLAMs again, just after midnight, while underway in the Gulf of Aden on Feb. 4.

March 21, The Carney conducted a replenishment-at-sea with the USNS Kanawha (T-AO 196), while underway in the southern Red Sea; Transited the Suez Canal northbound on April 6; Transited the Strait of Messina northbound on April 8.

April 9, USS Carney moored at the newly-constructed Marina Yachting north waterfront in Palermo, Sicily, for a scheduled liberty port visit; Emergency sortied on April 11.

April 14, USS Carney launched at least three SM-3 missiles, in the night between April 13 and 14th, that successfully intercepted three Iranian ballistic missiles headed toward targets in Israel, while underway in the eastern Mediterranean. This is the first time ever that Standard Missile-3 was used in combat operations.