Mazama (AE 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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EQUATOR CROSSING Kfmw ye, that the USS Nl.-XZAMA IAE-93 on the 7th day of November, 1966 entered into the Do- main of Neptunus Rex at Latitude 00-00, Longitude IO5-35E and was induced into the solemn mysteries of the Ancient fldffl of the Deep. Neptunus Rex held his Royal Lourt on number three hatch, tried all offenders, and dell punishment ucfurtlingly. .la 5 .3 ui 1 l '4' 'N' ,l ' f' JL!-5.5155 1 9 2,- lp A gf., ' 'ff l diff - I 15 . l 4 l - wi -it Q 3 I li 5-s l , 1 A 1 ws '11-X xx x xu g'.1 4 N ,f ,LN 1'-X x 3 'wing Zh .f 5 0 . 'E+ 95 ,fl X 5-4 qi' 5' 5 f ff 'r 3 5 4 .i L. 3. 'x fo I X u up 4 -il 3 1' H i -- BEAUTY CONTEST Q-. ,,,g,,, ,Q bil W.,-ai KING NEPTUNETS COURT

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HOMEWARD BOUND ON 3 NOVEMBER MAZAMA SET SAIL FROM SUBIC BAY, R.P. TO COMMENCE HER 11,000 MILE JOURNEY HOME. ,.,.,...--f ,..,..--- .....- is 1- .....-- , 1 , PAGES F P o EEXT F PAGE or X f QAFVEDBY v 2-t!vA.l5.mE?n ufv 1 W i Y D o sv CHECKED av S l ROUTE-,r-su ' i ev ' wine l nuuszo Yon,-feta: -Zfl Munn mom, uounm Y -' ' ' wwf pq Y ' CE- Fuss LMEIGENO' 5' DATE- T - PRECE 12 ' ' oCTl DEN 7 - Dnemvf GPOU ACTION .--EAGENR 'ES . -1 1QfT '30 INFO I-: 9 :Z 3 1 1 l al , wha '- E A -wr-LT . -Lil' l' Vg., 'N l s c A20-ip' , 7' 3 I ietQvl.fi'NV LTP 'D 1 C .iff L- V J l'.F'J L - 'l ,f- Y l il ,ff l l ...1.,--'f N if T l fl UNL'-' . srvrlf 'L z uAvnLNf5i'f.E... . . or Qriwici 'W 1 V 4. v!'NF-pp' wi' lx:-Vt ' Q' .- KFE Qc , . ,-f -5 V :Pr 5 1 Q L - - - ,.- N . DDJA' RCC. K,-.Urns 4 N L4 B LUNG DMN ' U' T 'N Hg? 't .- Vw-I' 1 7 . Luk r1tr,g, V Y VHA. nfl lil 's-- UP Q-WH l 1 1 VA .. ,U CTE-lx , prffcwqa ' l f 'SM-l A PAC llgqgi L' 'B VC T.ir'-l- I V-N hi '1'f'.i5C' VV X WPS gym M . A lfaxiallfco' I N - cflflflf. YOU ' wt lilri Ml -C L i 4 '- ' .i' 'DEKT Af 'nf fOllfllT'r: H ' - . . wi t' . , ., 1 Vx K MH xc: ullxgt :Y l mr . r, r. NL A H r 1 T 'lfdht Fu' FYLIUN-Us atv tl ' 'l L C if JDE-'rl JOHN J' ' v . .. JJ,-Z4-d.,,, e 'Aix X 1 ,,.,- l l E lit -fn L l c r' Viz' lc'?p lWU 'J L l ,Nfl u ' - --fl7l'. X ,A A 'QP l WU' ' W L lf l' H -P T .rf -ffl P7 l Q ' vb: I Af- I V- A P :rm rr 19 -:VKT L fa L ' v .-'U , . I '54 -' ' ' . C L V., 1 Q - iT Y if- it. --DJQPT F .. . g1'lf Tl- V 1 :.fL'- T all ' N .:.uprn'Jf-is W l ,..3 ., . wg ,P t l'T ' ' K.: Te. yQ,ri in C A n cgi r mi? fl'- A ' 'U cum . 'O ' , ' - ' l , ,-L, C-l ' 1 . l'v'l' L. VCVPLH A l fi..--Q: J PLD1-li-' e l I l l. The following speedletter was received from RADM F. E. JANNEY, Commander Task Force 73 CLOMSERVGRU 35. l. lt is a pleasure to congratulate the Com d' f man mg O ficer, officers and men of MAZAMA UPOU completion of a successful WESTPAC deployment. 2. MAZ.-XNlA's performance was outstandin and h ' v - A g er contribution to the support of SEVENTH Fleet units is greatly appreciated. Ithas been a personal pleasure to take note of the fact that MAZ.-LMA l ' ' ' ' ' ' a ways deluered the goods at the appointed time and place. 3. Please extend to all offic d 4. Best wishes for a ' hl ' d CTS all men in MAZAMA a sincere Well Done . r1c y eserved happy homecoming. Signed F. E. JANNEY

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