Joseph Kennedy (DD 850) - Naval Cruise Book

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f f LTJG RAYMOND T, MICHELINI I Face it, Chief Rice, your radar is a thousand yards off. I CIC Officer JAMES J. FAGAN SN VINCENT FEROCE ETN3 GREGORY F. F IORE ETN3 VICTOR D. GURGANUS JR ETR3 I MICHAEL E. HILL RD3 THEODORE A. HUMMEL ETNSN DAVID A. JACKSON RD3 JOHN J. KARDOLLY RD3 CHARLES E. LABERGE JR HMI GERALDO J. REGO RDI WILLIAM B. ROBINSON ETNSN RICHARD E. SOVA SA

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OI Division ENSIGN CHRISTIAN Y. WYSER-PRATTE CIC Officer Fairgame, Dawn Clear, Spanex, Medtacex are just names now, but to the radarmen they were part of a nightmare litany. And if there wasn't a NATO or fleet exercise, certainly one could always sche- dule a Z-14-CM or Z-10-CC, anything to ensure that these were the only Z's the men would see. But that was underway. In port, the men played as hard as they worked at sea. When Campbell, Crump and Shorty would come marching back at 0200, it was kind of hard to tell just who was watch- ing out for whom. For the ET s, life was a lark unless the gear was down Cwhich of course it never was.J All those CASREPTS were just for EMO training. But what on earth was band nine doing down in the after fireroom? Favorite sayings around the OI spaces: '6The thermistor joint has excessive play in the clystron, causing water to form in the P.A. cavity. s'Hey guess what, Ray: you've got orders. 6sEverybody panic, we've got the screen. i s'Radio, Combat: I've lost my FIQW' transmitter. You,mister,are in hack. ww-0939 JERRY D. BARCOMB RDS BRISON N. BOGGESS SA JAMES R. COLLINS RD2 ROBERT D. CRUMP RD2 , HOWARD F. DANE SN ROBERT L. DE RUITER RD3 -h I Quit daydreaming, Ruitsg you'l1 never see her again.

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MICHAEL H. STANIF ER RD2 JOHN M.SWARTWOUT RDSN RUSSELL K. WALTHER ETRSA DAVLD E. WILKINSON ETR3 JOHN M. WILLIS RD3 ENSIGN NICHOLAS G. ABAID The cream 1S here in the fuse drawer Electronics Material Officer You