Bainbridge (CGN 25) - Naval Cruise Book

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+- . og-1 - .Ji 5. . Pg. t il MGH' The Cruisebook Staff: Bill Woerman, Sean Grant, Dave Dwornick, Randy Ataide, Scott Marchington, Gary Kreidler, Jim Swafford. Camera Shy: Dan Fitzslmmons, Ivory Jackson, Frank Hughes, Rob Bost, Tony Labuguen, Gene Adams. BEHI D THE SCE A' I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the individuals who gave so freely of their time and energy to produce what we believe to be one of the best cruisebooks BAINBRIDGE has ever had. Deserving special recognition is RM3 Randy Ataide who kept production moving when many of us were swamped with our shipboard duties. Although the Cruisebook staff dwindled in size as people found less demanding things to do with their free time, the support we received from the command and the crew was outstanding. We attempted to capture and publish all aspects of our Westpac, but somehow we just couldn't seem to find a proper place for Big City's photo guide to Far East Entertainment, our doc.P's compendium of Westpac Quotes. All in all, the cruise was fun and we all learned a lot. We hope that this Cruisebook will revive fond memories each time you have occasion to open it. Sincerely, Lt. Woerman, Advisor. Roll on, thou deep and dark blue, ocean-roll! Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain' Man marks the earth with ruin-his control Stops with the shore. 9 Timc writes no wrinkle on thine azure brow- Such as crcution's duwn beheld, thou rollest HOW. f 2 , X ,x,,,,,, , f f,,,f,,. st t , f , ,, ff f xg, salads s -WW-ww-I-M ---f 1 MW ff' --f--- -- ww ..: ------ W V.-,NW - 1 -f f -, f f s r v ,Www .Ms , 1 wwf at , t ,W f , ,4 A , no ,f WAN W ,mf mwfffww A ff f. - - w M f ,- ,f As.. Ms, - sys. f f f..,fff,',M as My ff-X ,aff Q fiyf Wffwsfff f ss-tg. , ,ff f 4 t s f W ffm-4fsyf4f.,.ff .,.Wf.,af.y Zh- 1 f f 4 , AW, f , . f , X , 7, W, Q gf Weiyfy,f,f4 ,,4Q,i W ,rf,f:,Yy,,, if ff ff i , A , .. s , y ,N 1.-,N X , Nf -aff., W .f--siffvsffww W' - , X , f 1 wwf? i t V. rf Z: ff r 4 f A Q A , 1 4 -I ' .4 f ' fa -yy ?f f 'Q s4? Q'if WWC 4227 'Q , mf - - 'V' :hr wyamf' z.:'ffvf7f.2w wfifffwb kk? yy-sy J , , is 1 'wa i S 4' . :I J w. 'mm ' -: fe, - f W of afffff' , G 7 2 r , , Q 2: ft , 5 f 4, , . A as 2. 1 ,Q 'F sf wifi fi'c fy,4y4gff Myra A s f 'att Nasa, Z, I 5 - -, .X s , 5,5 2 v V ' g , ,, 5 , 5 ,pr-3, g,,7f.fk,f,-, ,,-N74 .0414 M 2 W X ' X , -ks- , g,. , -, f , f f it T r if . fe f f . + f ,ts ,. f, sm ,,,.-- s ,., .X .. u . Q , ff ff Q yn 5 Q pw Q, f fvg,,,-gsff , K, . , In A 1 Q5 ft f W f 4, -X -,v -X..-W-X X st-Mt.. X ,f . ' . 4 f, gi ,p ' K -'f --1 1 Thou glorious mirror, where the Almighty's form, Glasses itself in tempests. Dark-heaving-boundless, endless, and sublime- The image of Eternity. And l have loved thee ocean! Byron l . I . l 'l l 4 i l