McKee (AS 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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Take a leetle bite, hold it in your teeth 5, 'W .li he wi so S9Tf3i'.2,g,:.Q A M 7 .' ful. 5' if LC. ' , 321' 534' ,, like this, then F3156 your cup . 3 if gf-J K1-if MMWI '91 W Q w v- , b-4 w Q - ,A 4 1 Cdr I .r W' 0:5 w'. 'E ' Q .'c -. -nu Ji ' 2- 41 I - D Q i A llllllNll'l l,UUKOl l' How qhout turning on the lights. This is the MCKEE. A beautiful ship filled with fine men and women. True professionals.