Elliot (DD 967) - Naval Cruise Book

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,, wif SHIP'S CJFFICE Ship's office personnel. FRONT ROW: YNSA Brooks, MACSCSWD Garner, LTjg Bukowski, PN1CSWD Allen. BACK ROW: PC2 Delos Santos, YN3 Morris, PN3 Cacanindin, PN3 Wun- der, YN3 Barnes, YN1CSWJ Hunt, YN3 Shy, NC1CSWJ Gunstream. X4 1 9 R 0 I W7 1- ff The ship's office is one of the busiest places onboard ELLIOT. It is where one would go to check on their service record, obtain leave chits, find a Navy or ELLIOT in- struction, use the phone to call off-ship, sub- mit paperwork for typing, drop off muster re- ports in the morning, utilize the Xerox copier, pick-up TAD orders, etc. The ship's office also produces the Plan of the Day Ca job that often takes the Yeomen into the wee hours of the nightb. UPPER FAR LEFT. YN3 Barnes and YN3 Shy discuss some paperwork. UPPER CENTER: YNl CSW7 Hunt catches up on world events. UPPER RIGHT: YN3 Barnes on Unrep Detail on the bridge. LOWER FAR LEFT: YNSA Brooks word processing. LOWER CENTER: PN1CSWD Allen reading over some instruc- tions. LOWER RIGHT: PN3 Cacanindin types entries into service records.

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ELLIOT preceded WESTPAC-90 with a De- pendent's Cruise on Q6 January 1 990. The outing featured a high-speed run, a helo fly-by and a BBQ on the Sea Sparrow missile deck. It was a quiet day off the coast of San Diego, with de- ployment looming ahead. Ilia p ! DEPENDENT S CRUISE W S 11

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PGSTAL SERVICE -sv . Any word from home tends to be a precious commodity while at-sea, and the sound of Mail Call often brought many ELLIOT sailors running to- wards the ship's post office. Mail reached the ELLIOT via various means, some- times waiting for the ship pierside, normally flown out by HeloQ PC2 Delos San- tos was always kept busy either sorting the mail or selling money orders. - '-7 I . , E ATE E X' . - xi - L., y Xa. 'X - Rs iA .--'fhfs-' Esx' N I -X XXX ft, .r r aiii. ...mo Pcz foam smfos NevER DID FWURE OUT WHY HE 601' A TORPEDO AND Mo MAH-