Leahy (CG 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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NOW M USTER ALL E-6' AND BELOW. . . The Leahy International Airport and First Class Very Fine 'Freight Depot comes alive as helos start shuttling in pallets of food, spare parts and assorted supplies. Part of the group effort to clear the deck before the next load is dropped are Csecond from the rightj GMM3 Mark Chaney and, in front of him, IVIMFN Alan Cummings. .,,ffM v Take good care of that one. lt's Hershey bars. One of many boxes nears the end of its human chain as SK2 Richard Cornelius passes it down to SKSN Dewitt Calloway in the storeroom below.

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'NOW M US TER THE STANDARD FI VE-MAN WORKING PARTY ff!! ,Af Okay, Ziggyg if you don't want to sing The Seven Dwarves Work Song or Sixteen Tons, what do you suggest? How about You Can Take This Job and Shove It? SN Mike Wal- ters Cfrontj and HTFN Gordon Zastoupil MSSN George Britt Cleftj and the rest of a working party participate in a new experimental program designed to study the feasibility of bringing aboard disassembled Terrier missiles dis- guised as sugar sacks. l At sea, helos and high lines bring us our suppliesg in port, it's trucks pier- side. SN Kevin Manning Cleftj and SN Mike Walters ,

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A LOT OF PEOPLE WEAR WA TCHES Cfrom lefty BT2 Tom Fowler, BTFN Jim Rober- son, BT3 Rick Weaver and MM1 Paul Blain in the aft fire room I tell you, Redg I heard that banging come from right about here. And you know that new bootcamp that disappeared day before yesterday? BTFN Red F'-been Kidrick Clefty and BTFN Shawn McCain DC Central Cfrom lefty: HTFN Greg Bow- den, MR2 Joe Hopwood, ENFN Paul Wolf I love it. BT3 Bob Stouder 20 Q and HT2 Claude Van Dusen On watch in the forward engine room Cfrom lefty FN Tony Wood, FN Don Bagwell and MM3 Bob Marschand