John McCain (DDG 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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During our operations in the Seattle and Van- couver areas we had to occasional ly moor to bouys. The motor whale boat crew was al ways ready re- gardless of the weather. 'Liberty commences for all hands!', Moored, Carr Inlet.

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I I E52 Q 1 'z 36: 1 ,V w .X , w , X l 1 4 , 1 f w 1 .s ,-Q. as ss ...fm cw ,f 1 W W I I l Q i 1 l r ASRGC FI RI G Slowly moving off the coast of Nanoose Bay, Van- F couver Island, with calm winds and seas and a sunny day l we fired our ASROC. The quiet of this beautiful location 1 was shattered momentarily by the sound of ASROC, as ' lm they went skyward toward their targets. gif When it was over there were our ASROC Gunner's Mates cleaning up the ASROC deck. GMGI Burnham is seen at the right in a rare mood, he is busy laying non- E3 skid, after the firing. He was so excited about the fine shots that he lost his head and picked up a roller. l li l i l it f 1 . l 32 I, l l 4