Joseph Hewes (FF 1078) - Naval Cruise Book

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CRABS It ' s a UniTAS tradition to trade with one of the fishing villages for a shell fish dinner for all the crew. The change in the menu afforded us the chance to have a little fun. Top lefb HT3 Wymer hefts a bag of shell fish, while SM Dalton directs attention to dinner. Bottom left: Sn Johnson finds out why they ' re called claws. Below: ICFH Staffon displays one reason for wearing a cover in the gallery. While keeping on course was impor- tant sometimes it was a matter of following directions. Take a U-turn at the glacier.

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The beauty of tlic passac c led many to brave the cold both to sightsee and take pictures. Although a special navigation detail was set for tfiis leg of tlie cruise, tJie lack of evolutions gave us time to catch our brcatti. The risks in going through the Straits are Known, but tfiese battered wrecks helped remind those on lookout and navigation details to stay alert ' - . J