There, between 19 and 29 March, she participated in amphibious Exercise "Team Spirit 84." She then sailed to Subic Bay, for brief repairs, before steaming west for the Strait of Malacca on 7 April. In May, after a brief period of PIRAZ obligation with the cruiser Truxtun, Berkeley steamed to Japan, arriving in Sasebo on 19 May. Following a brief yard interval at Sasebo late in August, the warship performed a final five-week gunfire assist tour off North Vietnam. The warship's first exercise in the new year befell between 14 and 22 January 1986 when Berkeley carried out a naval gunfire assist exercise at San Clemente Island. Berkeley spent the subsequent nine months conducting local operations in California waters, the highlight of which was the mid-October surveillance of a Soviet intelligence gathering trawler prowling the missile-take a look at range at San Clemente Island. Departing San Diego on eight August, the guided missile destroyer transited the Pacific as part of Destroyer Squadron thirteen and in the corporate of a Canadian Destroyer Squadron and Oiler with stops in Pearl Harbor, Midway, (off Midway the destroyers practices ASW atop a Soviet submarine), Guam and Subic Bay, and arrived in Yokosuka on 1 September. After fuel stops at Pearl Harbor, Midway, and Guam-in addition to a diversion south to keep away from a typhoon near the Philippines-the warship arrived at Subic Bay on 28 July.
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