Moosebrugger (DD 980) - Naval Cruise Book

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BlZEP:T For two days the Moose stopped in its most unique port. Bizerte, Tunisia exposed us to a culture vastly different from our own. Photos were frowned upon since the Tunisians believed that pictures can capture your soul. Right: brightly colored fishing boats lined the waterways. Most of the economy was based on the fishing and spices. Bottom right: a real life camel jockey offers rides to anyone inter- ested. For five dollars he'd let you borrow the key. Below: elections were on the way while we were in town. The red flags lined the street to raise interest in voting. - X l1...-.- ' ' - - Y' E . - v-' - k. , h A . i 2 g l N... - yo u s - 9 t 'l ri ,. 5, 'Bl 64

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EDUC! lTl 5 EHUFH Where ever the Moose went, good times were sure to be. People just couldn't wait to hit the beach. Literally in ENS Lin- kous' case, as he runs to dive out a condo door in Palma trying to get to the surf. O53 Brown rides the banister at the OS party in Torremolinos. GMG3 Washington shows that even duty was fun if you were shore patrol. Rpt 66