Barney (DDG 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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GREE DECK! GREE DECK! The helo is inbound! warns the crew to scramble to their stations. Often, the aircraft was an SH-2, as pictured above, from the carrier or supply ship. Imagine those twin rotors churning 20 feet or so over your head! The cargo on deck, all hands Worked to distribute and stow it. lMWw0,,,,.,Mf,- MW? ' W ,W- .MfwvfW My , W my WM W fm , ,rw .W U

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The most difficult and frustrating aspect of flight quarters was the seemingly endless hours sometimes spent waiting for the helicopter's arrival. Gradually, personnel would relax . . . only to be stung back to life by the XO's booming voice on the IMC. '1 M I f. .ff : 2?

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