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Field Activity: DYNAMIC (AFDL 6) MARMC has a subordinate command (Auxiliary Floating Dry Dock DYNAMIC (AFDL 6)) that provides dry-docking services for PC, LCU, MCM, MHC, yard tug, Army LCM, and other small vessels ISO Homeland Security and Amphibious Readiness. Lieutenant Commander Jeremy Mayfield, USN Dynamic (AFDL 6) Commanding Officer, Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center DET LCDR Mayfield was born in Wichita Falls, Texas. In September 2000, he enlisted in the Navy under the delayed entry program as an Engineman Fireman recruit. He graduated from Recruit Training Command and Engineman “A” School in Great Lakes, IL. His enlisted duty assignments include USS Hue` City (CG 66), USS ELROD (FFG 55), USS Vicksburg (CG 69), Port Operations La Maddelana, Italy, and Commander Riverine Group One (RIVGRU ONE) Norfolk, Virginia. Shortly after advancing to Chief Petty Officer in 2011, he was selected to the Limited Duty Officer Program under the Engineering Repair (6130) designator in 2014. His commissioned assignments include Main Propulsion Assistant aboard USS STOUT (DDG 55); Main Propulsion Assistant USS LITTLE ROCK (LCS 9); Chief Engineer aboard USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) and USS San Antonio (LPD 17). Ashore, he served as Course Coordinator for Senior Officer Shipboard Material Readiness Course (SOSMRC) in Newport, Rhode Island. Most recently the 37th Commanding Officer of Navy’s floating dry dock DYNAMIC (AFDL 6). His personal awards include the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (eight awards), the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (four awards) and various unit and campaign awards. LCDR Mayfield holds an Associate’s degree in Applied Marine Engineering from Coastline Community College. Lt. Cmdr. assumed command of DYNAMIC (AFDL 6) in September 2023.
DYNAMIC (AFDL-6) was built by the Chicago Bridge and Iron Company, Eureka, California. Keel Laid: 03 Sep 1943 Launched: 22 Feb 1944 Completed: 11 Mar 1944 Upon commissioning, DYNAMIC was assigned to Commander Destroyer Squadron EIGHT as USS AFDL-6 in San Diego, CA. In April 1962, DYNAMIC was deactivated, and in August 1962, reactivated for transfer to Little Creek, VA. On 5 September 1962, DYNAMIC was towed by USS CHICSAW (ATF-83) to the Panama Canal for further transfer to Little Creek by USS SHAKOR (ATF-162) on 23 September 1962. DYNAMIC arrived at Little Creek on 01 October 1962, and presently operates under Naval Surface Force Atlantic, Readiness Support Group, Norfolk, Virginia. The dock was intended primarily for advanced base operations in areas which may be remotely separated from any permanently established shore-based installation. In part it is self-sufficient in that it carries its own source of power, supplies and provisions as well as providing for ship repair services. Personnel, repair barges and other floating equipment are often permanently assigned to the dock and becomes an integral part of it as an operating unit. DYNAMIC is suitable for docking vessels of the mine countermeasure (MCM) and (MHC), patrol craft (PC), yard tug (YTB) and other vessels of a similar size. Obviously, smaller vessels can be docked in this dock, sometimes in multiple docking arrangements. Presently DYNAMIC operates as a shore dependent dock, providing regular and emergency docking availability, and sandblasting services for Commander, Naval Surface Force Atlantic operating units and various support craft.
DYNAMIC (AFDL-6) was built by the Chicago Bridge and Iron Company, Eureka, California.
Upon commissioning, DYNAMIC was assigned to Commander Destroyer Squadron EIGHT as USS AFDL-6 in San Diego, CA. In April 1962, DYNAMIC was deactivated, and in August 1962, reactivated for transfer to Little Creek, VA. On 5 September 1962, DYNAMIC was towed by USS CHICSAW (ATF-83) to the Panama Canal for further transfer to Little Creek by USS SHAKOR (ATF-162) on 23 September 1962. DYNAMIC arrived at Little Creek on 01 October 1962, and presently operates under Naval Surface Force Atlantic, Readiness Support Group, Norfolk, Virginia.
The dock was intended primarily for advanced base operations in areas which may be remotely separated from any permanently established shore-based installation.
In part it is self-sufficient in that it carries its own source of power, supplies and provisions as well as providing for ship repair services. Personnel, repair barges and other floating equipment are often permanently assigned to the dock and becomes an integral part of it as an operating unit.
DYNAMIC is suitable for docking vessels of the mine countermeasure (MCM) and (MHC), patrol craft (PC), yard tug (YTB) and other vessels of a similar size. Obviously, smaller vessels can be docked in this dock, sometimes in multiple docking arrangements.
Presently DYNAMIC operates as a shore dependent dock, providing regular and emergency docking availability, and sandblasting services for Commander, Naval Surface Force Atlantic operating units and various support craft.
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