Blakely (DE 1072) - Naval Cruise Book

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THE SHIP It often seems as if the ship operates by itself. A stranger listening to the 1MC might think so. But people make the movements and the voluions of the ship ossible. People turn the Lalves and the wheels and lalk on the phones and rig the tear and make the decisions. Ne all know this, of Course. 'et who would dare say that 'IG ship does not have a life -f itself? Who would suggest -tat the steel around us is not Jmething more than steel. Je all know that the reason lf our presence and the 0fY of our efforts all lie not ourselves, but in the ship.