Dyess (DDR 880) - Naval Cruise Book

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I 'Suzy ,dy JE! i The deck Torce on a desTroyer are a unique group, The upholders oT The TradiTional skills oT seamanship in an increasingly Technology-orienTed Navy, The irreplaceable general pracTiTioners in an era oT specializafrion. They keep an iron hull looking like a Naval ship, They rig iT Tor all evoluTions in vvhaT oTTen musT-he as much an exercise in creaTive Thinking as an eXecuTion of The provisions oT The Book, They secure The ship in porT and Take her To sea. Underway, They drive her on The bridge, in haTTle, They man her guns and her repair parTies. The composiTion of The deck Torce is also unique. The leaders, The hoaTsvvain's maTe, are graduaTes oT The rugged school oT experience, whose classrooms are The decks and whose varied lessons are masTered only by repeaTed long hours oT hard work. OT Their Tollovvers, only a TracTion are sTrikers in The True sense oT The word, huT They supply The unTuTored muscle Tor The evoluTions and mainTenance ThaT keep The ship running as iT should. Their hours are long, Their working condiTions arduous, and iT seems hard aT Times To see lighT aT The end of The Tunnel, buT Their pride is iusTiTied by Their pencormance. These pages are dedicaTed To Them. 7---..,....wwk-wx.-ekvamfwmemc