Concord (AFS 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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LTJG Gro s 1.1 Brillinyhdm DECK DEPARTMENT ometimes it ' s better than Coney Island. 1st LT; The Boss Group Therapy Concord Terrorist 17

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REPLENISHMENT Now set Romeo I Horizontal, stations 2, 4, and 8, teams 1, 2, and 3; Now set Romeo I Vertical, all hands not actually involved with Flight Quarters, stay forward of frame 170; Now set Romeo II, Hotel and Delta; Now set Romeo II in holds 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. These words became routine sounds throughout the cruise, creating lamenting responses, but everyone knew once again it was time to prepare for replenishment of the SIXTH Fleet. Readiness to serve was the norm, and being flexible became a permanent attitude. . • i. i •,? •-

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ENS Zewickc BM2 Troutman SA Ac ha SA Cruz SN Evans SN Fov SA Hernandez BMI Millet BM3 Edwards SA Hickman SA Hill SN Holdsworl h SR Korner SA La France D-1 There are Navy Boatswain ' s Mates and then there ' s CONCORD Boatswain ' s Mates, and we all know the difference. ..the men of CON- CORD, and especially the men of D-1 possess the highest degree of can do attitude found anywhere in this Navy. This group of men maintains the entire forward part of the ship, handles replenishment at sea, refueling, and drop fathoms upon fathoms from their spotless forecastle. Preservation is also one of the key words of this division as you can always count on them to be beating away with their chipping hammers, OR their grinders, OR their air impact guns, OR whatever other noisemaker they can find to remove paint. Whether on the inport or underway watch bill, GQ, mooring the ship, handling stores, or just holiday routine, it ' s a safe bet that these fellows are not far from the action. S.A Ledinski SA Leiesch SR Lewis SA LufI SA .Mackev SA Mauleon SA Meade