, began to tow her to Subic Bay.[3] Then on the 30th she broke tow and steamed into Subic Bay under her own power, after no.1 boiler was repaired.[4] Haleakala stayed in Subic Bay for the next two months, until both boilers were repaired, and sea trials began on October 30.[5] Haleakala was decommissioned on December 10, 1993. References 1. USS HALEAKALA deck log of 8/27/1969. 2. Ibid 8/28/1969. 3. Ibid 8/29/1969. 4. Ibid 8/30/1969 5. Ibid 10/30/1969. This article includes information collected from USS Haleakala deck logs on the dates cited. The deck logs were acquired from the National Archives, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, Maryland 20740-6001 or at www.archives.gov. Nitro-class ammunition ships Cold War auxiliary ships of the United States Vietnam War auxiliary ships of the United States Ships built in Sparrows Point, Maryland National Defense Reserve Fleet 1959 ships