Bausell (DD 845) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1972 volume:

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TONIION Born in Fowlerville, Michigan, Commander Tomion was commissioned in July 1955. Prior to being commissioned, Commander Tomion received the degree of Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan. He first served aboard the USS Northhampton lCLG-1l. Upon completion of his initial sea tour in November 1958, Commander Tomion became the Assistant Liaison Officer at Vietnamese Naval Headquarters. In July 1960 Commander Tomion was assigned to the USS Leary lDDR-87Ol where he served as Operations Officer. From April 1962 until December 1963 he was Desk Officer in the Western Pacific!South Asian Branch of the Politico-Military Policy Division of the Staff of the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, D.C. Commander Tomion then joined the Staff of Commander, Middle East f0l'C9 as Aide and Flag Lieutenant. His next assignment was as Combat Information Officer aboard the U53 Chicago lCG-11l until October 1967. He then served aboard the USS Rupertus CDD-851i as Executive Officer and in May 1969 returned to Washington for a tour of duty with the Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff which immediately preceded his assignment as Commanding Officer of the Bausell. COMMANDER CLIFFORD P. BARNES Commander Barnes is a native of Vllarm Springs, Georgia, and a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, class of 1951. He first served on board USS Bowan lDD-782l. Following that tour of duty he attended Submarine School and became a qualified Submariner while serving in USS Archerfish iSS-3111 from June 1953 until October 1955, when he was ordered to USS lVlenhaden lSS-3771. Following a 20 month tour in lVlenhaden, he served as Operations Officerfhlavigator aboard USS Catfish lSS-339i until August 1960 when he was ordered to USS Barbel lSS-580l as Executive Officer. In July 1963 he assumed command of USS Corporal lSS-346l. In July 1967 he was ordered to the Office of Chief of Naval Operations until April 1969 when he reported to USS Saint Paul lCA-73l as Operations Officer. Commander Barnes assumed command of the Bausell in August 1970 and was relieved as Commanding Officer by Commander J. W. Tomion in February 1972. Commander Barnes' present station is with plans and operations with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. LIEUTENANT COMMANDER JOHN E.WHlTELY Jr. Lieutenant Commander John E. Whitely Jr. graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy, class of 1960 and came to Bausell from duty with the Naval Advisory Group Vietnam. Prior to that he had an incredible fifty two month tour aboard the USS Floyd B. Parks lDD-884l where he served as Gunnery Officer, First Lieutenant, ASW Officer, and Weapons Officer, followed by a tour as Staff Operations Officer for Escort Squadron Five. He is a graduate of the Naval Post Graduate School, lVlonterey, Weapons Engineering Curriculum and received a Master of Science Degree in Electronics Engineering in December 1970. Lieutenant Commander Whitely relieved Lieutenant Commander Nlicheal A. Cuseo in lVlay 1972. WHH, WHH, AIVI I GOING OUT ON THIS THING ..... ? THIS IS THE CAPTAIN SPEAKING. WELL, AS YOU ALL KNOW BY NOW, WE ARRIVED OFF THE COAST OF SOUTH VIETNAIVI THIS IVIORNING. WE'RE SCHEDULED TO STAY HERE ON THE GUNLINE FOR ANOTHER SEVENTEEN WEEKS AND THEN PUT IN TO DANANG FOR A WELL DESERVED AFTERNOON OF PICKING UP NIAIL AND NIEDEVACING OUR CASUALTIES FROIVI THAT LAST 200 CASES OF HAWAIIAN PUNCH. HOWEVER, WE CAN EXPECT TO DO OUITE A BIT OF H AND I, PUTTING OUT ABOUT FORTY TO FIFTY THOUSAND ROUNDS A NIGHT. SO THAT IVIEANS WE CAN EXPECT TO BE UNREPPING JUST ABOUT EVERY DAY ALTHOUGH WE WILL TRY TO KEEP THEIVI EITHER DURING CHOW OR AFTER SHIP'S WORK. THAT'S JUST ABOUT ALL I HAVE ..... ALTHOUGH WE PROBABLY WON'T GET TO STAY HERE AT POINT GERTRUDE FOR THE WHOLE TINIE, WE'VE RECEIVED MESSAGES THAT THE TENIPO OF OPS HAS BEEN PRETTY SLOW, WITH ONLY A FEW MISSIONS BEING SPOTTED BY THE PEOPLE ON THE BEACH. OUR AIRSPOTTERS TELL US INTELLIGENCE REPORTS IN- DICATE THAT THERE IS A TREE STILL STANDING SOIVIEWHERE IN IVIR 1 AND HE'LL BE ON THE LOOK- OUT. OH YES, OUR BOSS DOWN HERE, 78.3.2.7.4.'I.6 HAS COME OUT WITH A MESSAGE CONGRATULATING US ON THE SUCCESS OF OUR LAST LINEBACKER STRIKE, ON THAT SHOWER SHOE FACTORY. l'LL JUST READ YOU A FEW OF THE HIGHPOINTS. NOT SINCE THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY HAS THERE BEEN SUCH A COURAGEOUS EX- ECUTION OF A CRITICAL GAMBLE TO PRESERVE WESTERN CIVILIZATION AND BELIEVE ME ALL OF US BACK HERE AT PORT CONTROL IN SUBIC ARE BEHIND YOU IOOOCXL GOOD LUCK AND GOOD HUNTING. AND IT IS SIGNED SCH LABOTNIK. I I I NEW SUBJECT. IT HAS COME TO MY ATTENTION THAT A RUMOR IS SPREADING THAT THE STRAIN OF THESE LAST FORTY DAYS AT SEA IS BEGINNING TO TELL ON NIE. ALL I CAN SAY IS THAT IT IS COM- PLETELY UNTRUE. AS FOR YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT ALL THE SHIP'S KEYS, THEY WILL BE RETURNED TO YOU AS SOON AS I FIND THE DUPLICATE TO THE WARDROOM PANTRY. AND THAT'S JUST ABOUT IT ..... THAT'S ABOUT ALL THE DOPE I HAVE ..... THERE REALLY HASN'T BEEN VERY MUCH ..... AS I SAID BEFORE THE WEATHER TONIGHT SHOULD BE MOSTLY DARK AND TOMORROW WILL BE ABOUT THE SAME WITH THE INCREASING POSSIBILITY THAT IT WILL BE DIFFERENT BUT, OF COURSE, HERE ON THE GUNLINE NOTHING IS CER- TAIN. THAT'S JUST ABOUT IT ..... NOTHING MUCH HAS BEEN HAPPENING ..... THAT JUST ABOUT covERS EVERYTHING .......... THAT IS ALL. DEPARTMENT HEADS Lt Peterson: looks like a guy with a great handshake, doesn 't he? Ens Evans: First Division is painting out the sides in leather flight jackets, but the ward- room still hasn 't gotten theirs. Lt Egan E-Z E-Gram L t McCarthy: Woodstock P w N 1 ST DIVISION , 1 E -' I, xg' ev I X asf , The Gangs all here Over HOW . Rotate! Q 5 e J I W N W ! e g2'-Y'-N-fa -xx..b'b'f ,,f ' Hold itll! ii 4 we is , ,s in ., zo 1 smfffyf PRACTICAL FACTORS Do you have your Bausell Practical Factors checked off? Have you: 7. After 47 days at sea, received only an overdue library notice.' 2. Fallen down the brow at 7A.lW. and then stayed for 3 hours convincing the Midwatch you aren't really drunk? 3. Waited half a day in sick call line the 2nd day out of Subic? 4. Watched the guy ahead of you in the chow line take the last 3 pieces of silverware ? 5. Taken 400 color slides of sea-scapes and UNREP ships with your new camera? 6. Seen every ltalian Western ever made at least twice? 7. Foot raced a three foot wave down the Main Deck and lost? Fuel, Ammo, stores and what ?!! I N Big Daddy PUPPY M MSW THE me X G K QX T Z ... 2ND DIVISION Q, Jam, FTG FREE FTG1 SINGLETON FTG2 VIVIAN FTG2 WHITE FTG2 BYRON FTG3 PIEKLO FTG3 OTTEN FTGSN SEDBERRY FTGSN THAYER FTGSN RETZLAFF FTGSA IVICFARLAND FTGSN GIVIG CHIEF WHEELER IVIOLDE GIVIGZ WINTERS GIVIG2 BONCZEK GIVIG3 TUTTLE GIVlG3 GIANCOLA GIVIG3 SOBREDO GNIGSN HUEY GIVIGSN SORIANO SN Short timer ?? X fy Life 's a gas I ' W Not in my gunmount you don't 2 Which button opens the windows. E Sedberry, will you look at me when How about early ffbefflf fvdav I talk to you. Mr. Cosgrove. ,W- Bring up how many more rounds? 'I We'll get it working somedalf- 'iffzan we 4' ' .ss ' A f Q .. 'M ? We aren 't even coming close f One of these days we might just get a chance to use this thing. Q71 Zi! Rv! 'if if Afflyhfy W6 fake the ship at eight. v-L Sure wish he would stop and let me play with it. Not in my gunmount either! Thank God, our last rearming. What is it V929 Retlfed. January 28, 7 973. Hook, line and sfnker. AS DIVISION 1 N. sf Wm., V V.-..-fm W I ' x y ,,.. U V A iz? f I 5. Q, 'S' ff va? ' 1 .. . xi ,1 N If .43 XYZ. ,. N xx X if - N 1 f ff f 1,52-' , I ini., x A K 1, S3355 ips . - X ,ygyi 'wg' zu. fs sf I '4 A, x , g 5,J.,NQf ..f, ,. Cgsxaifgy, - X -Q4 QQEQM, sr Q s 1 If N I NES, 'f Q18 1 Q .. , T155 ,I ' I I 'II' - I f 1 W v 2 A I ,. 232 1 ' , - , www I V! A!!-TYWRV 3.95 -. if FE, V 1 x', ,I 99 5 O Il? Col I -1' 50 xg. S 5 f 'Qu 'ilf . 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BT1 SNHTH BT2 ASMAN BT2 ANDERSON BT3 ELUSON BT3 CARUTHERS BT3 GUSTAFSON BT3 BRISCOE BT3 FORBES FN GRAVES FN MALONEY FN SCOTT FN BARNOWSKI FA DAVE FA TORRES FA SMTTH BT2 DILLON BTC BT1 BT2 BT2 BT2 BT3 BT3 BT3 FN FN FN FN FN FN FA BT1 BT3 WHTHERILL RUSH SCHNEBLE OLSON HELDENBRAND SIIVIPSON SMTTH RAY ROGERS KOBE CHAMBLEE DAVE SANCHEZ WCHARDSON TORGERSON NOBLE RUSSELL All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy! Yoko liberty hounds! On the job training with close supervision Super mooch K obie Ross Rogers Jerry Heldenbrand Subic Bay-San Magoo and girls too! Now this is the way we coil our hose! This is the way - The steaming demons take the new division officer out in Subio! Heading for Subic? Just watch my smoke! NI DIVISION Anybody Seen the Chfefpj I can't believe we ate the whole thing. 1 6' I 3, h, al -K, a-A 4:9 5 I 1 Z tr 'I , XV If 'u.Iu'. ,7.x Al l-un' r- f-5 1 I I .I fw 'I L ' ,, ig Q I i .r f,c Vffff New man? Dglgng i think it was about this long! ,fl --a 'lx np- O X '1 X RX Rymel Chico QSM? One more turn umaumqw- THE HQLE ,f l think I 'rn stuck ? f W 7' , ,I , ff Bro. Lathan l l i Then you wash your hands, right? ,frfshef ... Snow Job ,, , , I , These chow llnes are getting Ridiculous !!!! ay, 7' , 1 2. l y But the ohlef's heao' was secured! l think l love you Powell J R DIVISION . a ft 1 I Fantastic Four R - Division Dogs Wham U'0'. what you gotgol-ng Wham new' i told you to brush after every meal 2 C 1 iii? 5w,2?iQ5IfvfftLIQfsilmsf B 15 Ji L--X 2Q Ai-' -ffx Sounding and security reports all secure Sir. Its Howdy Doody Time!! l ain't gone yet! lnl iillli lllllllN F H vl-'lv CIE! One plus one and nine is ah Three QS il, age K 'f E You mean this isn't a Fire Hose ..LW,,, . , , . ' I Q 1, yi .2 ' of '-k- evffy A ms. X 1 7 W X WZ!!! X Who's in the navy, us ??? This is an electrician ? Salt and Pepper 3? - if -1 fr 7 , ,WJ f ,, ff Z x 'W W' , M, ,S 7 f' ,x Wa 1 Now are you going to do what I told you, Huh? Who's got my Welder? This is for what book ? You found my hole. The war is over, and no more Combat Pa Q V- --M .????? X r ' i ,df 5 M Af 2 , ,.f -ff I Q Dear Mom, Dad and Dog, 5 4 G0 find your own hiding piece. af . 4 I Xwfn Q 1 vi ,. Lets see, do I turn this one or this one. 1 A 2 1 1 1 1 1 u , r 1 ' 1 T, 1 . 1 N ,Z iN .1 11 ,, L4 'x 'Q 'R wa l K -Q -Q 's L 4 'z . ,, ,..,..,g-W,,ff ,mgm - fd yu S.. Hd .dwmggauunumau 'VT' 16 9 l .,.. ., sf--' ' , 5 L i 1 PWA ,,.,. .C ,, ,,,, ,,,, ,. Nj, ., ff r Nxfi f X LTJG VICKERY Ill I CHIEF ANDERSON OC DIVISION Faster than a speeding teletype, more powerful than a signal light, able to leap tall antennas land halyardsl at a single bound, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's OC IVIAN. Yes, it's OC IVIAN. He could appear as any one of the men on these next fevv pages, such are his many disguises. When there are messages to be transmitted or delivered, in the cool ofthe day or the heat of the night, OC IVIAN will be there performing his duties in the way only a BAUSELL communications man knovvsp with P-Z-A-Z-Z!! SlVl1 JOHNSON RIVI1 IVIOULTRIE 'I 0 9 CQ fi.. 0 Q 0 if 6? ha M., ,- ii SIGNAL MEN suvn JOHNSON SIVl2 THOMAS SIVl3 DONNELL SIVl3 EISELE SNISN HUNTER SlVl3 IVICCANN BOSS? E RADIONIEN RM1 RM2 RM2 RM2 RM2 RM3 RM3 RM3 MOULTRE GREEN HAUGUE RANGEL WEBB BUSHAW JOHNSON GRAVES RMSN TAYLOR RMSN MEYER N ET GANG OE DIVISICJN V f' ff Z S1 sf ENS GIRDNER ENS MENEZ EW1 LLEN KAU ETN2 LUECKE OE ENS ENS EWH ETN2 ETR2 ETR2 ETN3 ETR3 ETR3 EW3 ETR2 KELLER Mswf? DIVISION MENEZ GIRDNER KAULLEN LUECKE KELLER CARNATHAN MAUK FOWLER TUSOW WCHARDS EAAO. EAAO. ELECTRONKIWARFARE COMMUNICATIONS RADAR RADAR COIVIIVIUNICATIONS RADAR RADAR ELECTRONKIWARFARE ,..Q...,,9,,,,,,,,m,Wr,,, .am im, W ETN3 MAUK ETR3 FOWLER ' 1 3 RICHARDS ETR3 TUSOW EW ET'S AN D EW'S ' Q 1 X ,Q .As Q ,tl 5- 'if f if Fun times in subic Fowfer in action OI DIVISICN iali SCS The Flasher .aff Abe WHO? , 1: X ' A , 5 jf? i I ,f x 4 . U ox .- N U . f 4 t U A D f - ' Wait a minute, I missed a step! 5 skunk Baker Aff-A ZMJWWF Dena Moms.. J U,-bbw 77-frA!0'5 HAVEN? w ei --I 9 iffy. 7?fE'FlYT70 Eff' f-5 -VILL ' UM 11-507-.Ja Haw: ofJ i 77451921565 7220411 77097 L77 56140 6o7'Jo 67Cc'irz-VJ 62-41646- LV Chr 77fg 0.0. can-4 605 540025. - Ldoal' 070,06 L4 h -M i6uf4fG4L..., XI, LEYQK., What hoobie? x ' D 0 . 'A -? Vw W W is E M j if H 5 I H10 g 3 O83 Lawrence Tomlinson ships for six - lncentivesj new ,Dip-9 than Z, Ld, wh l 1 gray! new bunk bag and a years subscription to Real Man's Ballsy - Adven tures. ff? Q wi The Chief Sleazy rider Hebesop, 2 digit midget, Baker and Turk Mcguirk. xv A. Point Butch 99 X, t A v M f f , f f , ,Q 'x i ' . 1- f f -K ff I f .if Hold the line l'!l get him! Scope watch ? if 1 E i 1 r x i i N 1 1 i I i I P , ii I We're here to help you. ! il Boy, have we got a disease for you. E I Q 1 1 1 I . N w E ! i 5 I 1 l I i 1 1 3 . i b x . ' a , . I Q OX DIVISIGN We work with our minds, not our hands. The monday morning Blahs 4 W Charlie C lea ves Captain, l think vve're lost. Not another porno call! + fs this EWV WHV T0 FUI? 3 Navy? You're probably going to die! W Rand McNally couldn't help us, anyway. N t W ? Don't worry, we'll snap back. Chieri l don't want to reenlist. V That coastline looks familiar. lts either Hong Kong or Santa Monica l can't read the Captain's writing either. Tear up the chit, Lambros, you're not A 901179 to Subic! 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It 5f1,y,v- ff , ,ww ,WM ' 24 ,ye HAl v:.1i?.WNwd'l0x f -A Q7 N WW XX-X X- I CROSSING THE LINE ,V,, Y M Z Q 7' f 5? asm A' S 3 F 51 f X -if 9 ,ff Nw 5 X WG WNV! 0 LU l EEECCCK! Boom, boom, Boooomm! 7' E12 flu ' Wftiis i i staff? Qtlifi E' Don't get me wrong chief, its not that l'm against the cere monies. lt's just that! think you're getting a little carried away. I ZUMWALT VISITS WWWWW wife it f BAUSELL IZ!! I have a question ,E t- 'J That Zum walt is airiqh t! intro by MCPOIV Whittet FW' , K 7 I ar ,Ex ' fl g ll ,, ' - nfl- , Yes, Subic City is great ! 2 Right this way left LINEBACKER K i Nighttime raid on Jane Fonda Fan Club Predovvn raid on Thanh Hoa shower shoe factory rally in Dong Hoi Nfghmim' 'aid on Vmh Wafef buffalo Daring multi-ship midnight raid on Holiday repair faC'.l tV on ice performance at Hon Matt. M Results Ofd5'ff'f'9 daylight raid on Bauseli. GUNLINE Point Gwen Point Diane NG FS mission at Pt Allison Point Bruce PORTS WE ALMOST NIADE! 9-9 - BAUAA x f l orfmu 0, J .,'X -91' lg f'-N ,. 691544, D v K 1 CA ffii' - Q? 675, Hof-Isa-lu 055-Z Q59 - f -,151-,X ' A ' PUSWLEEASEBQ f 5 'fe-x 'Q I, ' - 2 Ayr x Y. ffzgf, I fig, ' xxfj -ffjl AA. X 4 M M QQ JK-'Z . ' .50 N fff if NT , I. Y cl Y flfog' ixfgf. '- 'A ' ' FA J, 4 ,QQQELLED f 'VCELL f u ff 1 , A VQ, G r. . x 1, KN, ii-,K ' N 1' ' ' N A f .5' .yx.:5Q'Q ,Nyii 'y,NLjE-?2!,'6. I xx H Q If 1 fa Ali, ' 1 ' QW 53 5 f' 9 . .I G A BBL u 0 N,-.w l 4 N D l A 6qD4!f77'OP N 6 EAUS 2 .90 ' L in Q,,,,,,,,, CELLED 539.9 Ac9 HOIVI EPORT YOKOSUKA 1 VMDSOMOA .LHOclEIIAIOH .Ai r V W Y f X K ' f 1 'CFA 9 LOD J 9-anon SBHZWGVBH .sslm1zxlJz121l L?-li , 'x ,wil Dm f , i k 'M Vi: 4 'ti , L gg, ,, K ' ' . jf' ,K ,ki ,, 1- 4.5, JJNCEIIAINSISSV mls spuels awgl aJaqM NVJVI' JAPAN Where the Seventh century meets the Twenty First in a Crescendo of tran- quility. ' Q f yr , 1 ' if 4 v f 5 ' 3 4- 1 'Www , ' J- W2 'r fm'- fgfaf AQ i I L ., . 7 , , t A . .6 .JZf7Q?.'f Q U mg: fl, Aww 41.655 , 5. ,.,,, . ' N,-4 QE? g. KW X . e V B .K . X - .Li K fi-bi - Nr 1 X 0 x V ' S wx 5 5-5 ..q1rlg,,f ff? -Fifi ff -3N,y:,.x, f, . ,E ,.. .bs x it .ma-rf High rise, thieves alley, East, West, old, new, all meet and mix in Hong Kong's Interna- tional Market Place. Tiger Balm Gardens monu ment to llniment Aberdeen s Sampan Village lVlemories of a hard fought campaign linger here amid the lush jungle growth and languid summer heat. Subic Bay and Olongapo City have become favorite liberty ports for WESTPAC sailors. SUBIC 'mv The Mayor U .. ,, li N U A ii N iii i :V in i 4 y, 4. ni at 11 E' N it i Vi' N ,Q 1 5 yi i interesting facts about Subic,' VI N i y , Do not carry your watch or money with WEA V011 Q Do not drink the Water, eat the food or 1 use the heads. Do not enter anylsleazy looking bars fi on sidestreets. i Do not ,oatroniie bargiris. i 5 Liberty expires at 2200 g Have a good time. I rf I : 15, xl! A My .xi 1,1 1 L 4 W. XA ii Iii gl I lie Vai il one Wii V' il, ii 1? ,, 'Q 1. iq A 'ff ' ga 1 1 , 1 q 4 4 Y 1 Q, 4 4 0 1 , 4 4 ,f 1 , , . 1+ 4 . ,4 14 4 1 ,' '1 ,H + vp M 4 if ,Q f , w ,Q .51 N , A , . 4 NVQ 1 ,Q . . , . if '1 Q 4+ 'va' .',4',v fxv 31,4 Q f, ,itl- 1 Y ,Q iq 1 ' 1 Q' 1' 4 4 11 4 , Y, r 4, 1 ,Q Q 1 HONG KONG x, ff--,K sn N- 4 X .J em 'Cy .A Vvr, V XXX ! . PRoPHEslEs N 1. zo YEARS FROM NOW! f g7A7i'?' f x sr 7 1 7 '54, y Admiral W. J. lAudiel IVlcCarthy announced the if . .7 deployment of 785 additional NIAC Class destroyers to Viet if Q 9 Nam along with the super-carrier lVlcCarthy. The carrier's . 'Za I ,W fighters will be striking strategic targets in South Viet Nam, 4 ' J gffi Laos, Cambodia, China, India, Europe and South America. VME, The Admiral also released plans for establishing a fleet of gb fast attack nuclear subs in the Great Salt Lake and Death X - Valley. Admiral Audie is currently undergoing a routine ,XX wig, check-up at Happy Days Fun Farm. QQ, A ,, Xfire - 1 I guess they made a mistake , smiled Uncle Bob NlcGuirk as he was released recently from twenty years of solitary confinment at Sing Sang Sung Prison. Uncle Bob was wrongly convicted of being the brains behind a nation-wide narcotics ring and was suspected of being a heavy doper himself. He did not seem to be suffering any mental setbacks as the result of spending twenty years in that Hell-Hole alone, but, replied YEP when asked if he was glad to be out. Uncle Bob also stated that he plans on doing some rehab work in Racine. .0 E t Sf A ,l V l l :lb s fm ' 'QQ Recently retired Lawrence HEEB-SOP Tomlinson has - 'll 1- r' written his 157 volume a erb k t -b' h ' I d . ,FN Q I p p ac au o iograp yentite EE:-J - 0 I MAP 0 Nle, lVly Old lVlan and the Seven Seas and Everything you Q. 0 always wanted to know about, Guns, Cars, Stereos, 3 2 -gy ' 1- -mr Pnl Wheeled IVlotorcycles, Ships and anything Else GUY . The 5 SV X Awww books will be published By lVlother Goose Books Inc. W - lOwned by Heeb Sop's fatherl in 59,274 languages. 'f fr UD f-lC,'X e 7:4 l T Super patriots Armstrong and Gravel of the famous Steve and Stoney Duo were found innoce t f - - - . , n o g 2::IaauCi?CEzg' :ZES:'rEf5,y',:f:3322t'On ZndGd'5tU b'nQ the peace by the Supreme Court. The charges resulted 9 an rave' as th9Y shot six visiting North Vietnameseofficials in Washington during the establishment of their consulate in this city. The attack was made with 30-06 carb' - , - mes 43ngflZ?l31llZ,rm1gE 2-:Z 3283 VSLZHZEESQUIU. g'10ft8rlaunchers,a.nd fragmentation grenades with 12 gauge shot Q l t - . mlSS9 as a hunting accident and Steve and Stoney were cited for their efforts in promoting recreational use of personal firearms. ' -A4 Se h d . . . HZ X,,,-f arc an Rescue attempts continue in the wake or six - ! xx, tropical storms, for retired Navy Commander Jack Tomion and his Z' ll - ,, . Z X h . ffm yacht The Mighty Bee . Tomion was last heard from as he left Q ,ZZ '-,::'.,w San Diego Harbor at the height of the storms, his last radio fx ff 4X1 5. , -..al transmission indicated he was experiencing fine weather . 0 0 65457, S Speculation is that he went down in the vicinity of Point Loma. f O , ad' 4 - we -' 1, iw 42,390 .Q M A -.f-'Z-ffiff'-ff -X Prominent San Francisco art critic, David W. Ratcliff announced plans today to lead a crusade to bring morality and decency back to the city's books and movies. Ratcliff, who has always been a little vague about his early efforts in the antipornography movement appeared relaxed in today's interview as he sipped a large glass of 'milk and talked about his younger days as a sailor in the Far East. He revealed that while his shipmates were drinking and chasing loose women he seldom left the ship except for an occasional trip to a Japanese candy store, the Lollipop Shop, or a mission of mercy to a Filipino orphanage. se g ee? 7 X T lf! Txmgtii- . Tlfiis?9?1ldlCli4lQ? 5255? and QQ it le ff ffl, fl 'Hwefkpoiifq JG Nekaw l ffmid- Seqgxx 5 T ' L y ' i Vlyglll me f ff S il if we W VIOLO O-XIQT-wSQ0l,SQ4 117-hey The Whole is secured. rr i 7 .DEDICATICN This book is dedicated to the officers and men of Bausell vvho waited so long and so valiantly for this cruisebook. To those who left the ship during the rather long and extensive planning phase that preceded publication, be assured that this book has come back to you like a bad check. To those who were photographed in compromising circumstances - tough! To those vvho made disparaging remarks about the competence of the Editor - he is willing to let bygones be bygones, but don't let it happen again! CREW'S BOCK COM IVIITTEE LTJG Al, Smith, Sometimes Editor, Copy chief Coffee runner, Public Relations, and setter of fictitious completion da tes. OSC F. L. Chagnon, Sometimes assistant editor, layout layin, outlay, played out and counted out. S TG2 Dave Miller, Photographs, layouts, sales, service and mechanic. YN3 Tim Miller, Photographs, plenty of meetings, yes, that sounds good, and l think vve can do it this vvay. OS2 Steve Armstrong lSeal, Cartoons and a lot of tears. Various Division Reps vvho showed up when the pressure was on. BT2 Olson, BTC Witherill, MM2 Kelso, GMG3 Giancola, OS3 Ross, FN Barkley, FN Vogt, E TlV3 Mauk, and SM3 McCann QF' qi.. 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