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WE TOOK OFF FROM GUAM FOR A SEVEN MONTHS ' STAY. WE MADE A FEW STOPS ALONG THE WAY. TO TELL ALL THAT OCCl ' RRED I HAVE NOT TIME. WELL COVER THE HIGH LIGHTS IN THIS LITTLE RHYME. OUR FIRST PATROL IT WAS CUT SHORT. WE CAME INTO SUBIC ON ONE SHAFT PORT. WHEN WE MOORED. THE SHIPYARD WAS NEAR. FOR THEY HAD TO REPAIR BOTH OUR RED GEAR. PATROL NUMBER TWO WE WENT ALL THE WAY. NOTHING HAPPENED TILL THE LAST DAY. THE NEXT TO LAST. IT WAS A PEACH. THAT WAS THE DAY WE SHELLED THE BEACH. IT WAS A GOOD FINISH FOR PATROL NUMBER TWO. THE ONLY THINGS WAS IT COST US A SCREW. ALL THAT TWISTING AND TURNING DID THE TRICK. THE STARBOARD SCREW FELL OFF WITH ONE BIG CLICK. IT SANK TO THE BOTTOM FASTER THAN A ROCK. WE ALL KNEW THEN WE WOULD BE DRY-DOCKED. WE MADE IT TO SUBIC AS FAST AS WE COULD GO. THOUGH ON ONE SHAFT IT WAS REAL SLOW. WE GOT REPAIRED IN REAL STYLE. AND TOOK OFF AGAIN FOR A WHILE. PATROL NUMBER THREE WAS NOT VERY LONG. WHEN WE GOT RELIEVED WE WENT TO HONG KONG. OUR TIME IN HONG KONG WAS A SHORT STAY. IT WAS NOT LONG BEFORE WE GOT UNDERWAY. WE STARTED PATROL NUMBER FOUR AS BEST WE COULD. WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT WED HIT THAT BIG HUNK OF WOOD. ILL LET YOU GUESS WHERE WE HEADED THEN ! IT WAS NO PLACE NEW-FOR THERE WE HAD BEEN. THE TRIP TO SUBIC WAS THE SAME OLD STORY. WE MADE IT ON THE PORT SHAFT. CALLED OLD GLORY . THE LAST PATROL WHICH WE ARE ON NOW. WHEN WE GET DONE WITH THIS ONE. THE CREW SHOULD TAKE A BOW. THE TIME IS SHORT IT WONT BE LONG •TILL WE ARE IN OUR HOME PORT-THE ISLAND OF GUAM. FOLCK. ENC.
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ZIMMERMAN, ENS He should have been a professional mourner. You ' re a morale booster in that we don ' t think of our own worries. TORMEY. EN3 The only man to drop a flywheel in seventy feet of water, then roll up his sleeve and reach down to see if he could find it. HEEDLY. ENS The division secretary. Not as pretty as some we ' ve seen, but he ' s still our YOYO . MULLINS, ENS Hey, that Swift looks like great duty. HILLSTAD, FN The ship ' s artist. Known as never on Sunday. The Sew Lawyer, his card reads : Get better deals with your appeals . KELLY. FN The overgrown snipe. Getting him down a hatch is like putting toothpaste back in a Tube. KRING, FN Has been known to give a book report on the telephone directory and bet he could pick any given page and quote the area codes. PLANTE. FN The kind of guy you have to drive stakes behind to see if he ' s moving. HOLIFIELD, FN He smokes to be one of the boys. GALATHE. FN One of the men the XO knows very well from his great skill at dominoes, the little square ones. UNGARO, FN Alias, Rocky Oragnu. Typical Sampson till Joe the barber got done with him. EBERHART, FN From R Division with Love. CADILE, MMFN Working Space- Any place you can make him stay after you have caught up to him. NEWSOME, ENFN Alias Moto, a Chicagoan, which can ' t be beat, he thinks. LANCASTER. FN The ' Red Man , can ' t get enough sun rays. RAADMAE, FA Nominated for permanent member of the Tiger Team, but we ' re still behind you. BELL, FA The country boy with a lot to learn about life. DELAUGHTER, FA The sleeper, accident prone, knuckle head, but we should have more firemen like you. SCHAD, FA Dennis the Menace of M Division. LARRABEE, FA Raadmae ' s sparring partner. Another Hall of Fame Tiger Team member. McFARLANE, FA The overseer of the mess cooks. All except Davis, that is. He thinks he ' s sick now. Wait until he finds out the MAA got him for wasting chov
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