Leahy (CG 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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THE BEGINNING THE JOUR EY 'EB' A5 mfwe, 4 1 'QS 3 The brow was lifted off, and the few increasing, a gap that ultimately would feet between hull and cement began be thousands of miles wide. are A 4,. ,,.,,, -, ,Sh vu j' Ai XX f 'x 3, ' SMSN Glen Iippin added to the sol- We experienced mixed emotions, includ- ,John Simmons, OS3 Rich Olson, OS3 Dan fzqnifqy Of,fhe.0,j,QaSiOp1. bi playing ing a sense of giddiness. Cfrom Ieftj OS3 Lalonde and OS2 Robbie Robinson nc CVS We'g on 'S azoo' 1 'l X

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Commander Toland reported to Leahy in De- cember, 1976 from the Naval War College, where he had been a student in the Command and Staff Course. His previous duty stations have been: the USS EVERETT F. LARSON CDD-8305, Staff Commander Navy Recruiting Area Five, the USS STODDARD CDD- 566b, the USS WORDEN CDLG-185, the USS WAIN- WRIGHT CDLG-28J, Staff, Fleet Anti- Submarine War- fare Center, Pacific, Military Sealift Command Office Vietnam, the USS BUTTERNUT CAN-97 and the USS MOLALA CATF-1065. Commander Toland, a native of Washington state, is married to the former Sharon Linn of San Diego, California. They have three children: Brent, Jay and Keith.

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3 X. A D THE START O 'A , 1 ik. I Teamwork: BT3 Rick Weaver Qleftb, BT2 John Millington and BT2 J.D. Schell take a breather -while discussing their next step. i Imagination helps time pass at sea. This isn't GMG3 Al Landryrchecking out a .45 in the small arms lockerg it's John Wayne as the Ringo Kid preparing to shoot it out with the bad guys outside the saloon, UNDER WA Y R O U TINE PMS.' IT NEVER ENDS l Let's seeg a five-letter word for an animal that lives in the depths ofa furnace and sometimes crawls up to take a peek at the sunlight. LT Boyd Mildenstein fleftb and BT3 Rick Lang EM1 i l f. Willard Lemon FTMSN Bill Crumley Cleftl and FTM2 Pat Ridgell discuss the possibilities of frying an egg in the 55 Bravo. ETN2 Tom Fegette Cleftj and ETR3 Mike Campbell work on an audio remote unit on the bridge. E!