Boston (CAG 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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Left: As on all ships the wardroom galley is a bee- hive of activity. This be- comes increasingly obvious when one considers that the dish in the foreground is minced beehive. ItSu «l f 3«»4 I Right: rity! Watertight integ- Left: Me? Take the Conn? This is the ship ' s galley. See the galley workers work. The crew thinks they ' re having hamburg- ers tonight. The crew is having doop fried peat moss tonight. What do you mean you don ' t like my cooking, look wlial it ' s done for me.

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Above: I ' d rather fight than switch. Left: . . . and don ' t come up again until you find him. Right: Of course it ' s real! ! V V Below: Chief Calico tells how they do it back in Arkansas. f Right: Things were never like this in the Phonecian Navv. 27

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Left: I don ' t care if it is shiny; Roy Rogers l)elt buckles just aren ' t regula- tion, private. Right Dear Mom Right: LT Raymond, President Emeritus of the Wardroom Officer ' s Ad- min., discusses laboring conditions with Salaveria, President of the Ward- room Steward ' s Trade Guild. Right: Putian and Mayor pose for the camera dur- ing a break in their crap game. Right: I ' ve been shaving for two years now. Cut mvself both times. Right : Chief Davis enjoys a rare look at the world topside. Right: Chief Rutledge practices his imitation of Bela Lugosi