Nassau (LHA 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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Probably the most famous event associated with Spain is the classic bullfights. At right, a Matador challenges his musclar opponent with his cape to the cheers of the fans surrounding him. fCen terj Barcelona is a very large city, covering several square miles with its skyscrapers and and diverse architecture. IBelow rightj The Ramblas is alive with lights and people at night, shopping from sidewalk merchants and dining in the Hnest restaurants of Barcelona. fBelow leftj Dur- ing the ship's port visit a travelling troupe of mimes were welcomed aboard to give their presentation of Toymaker and Son, a world-famous production. Wiatr , ,J K s 2i:' 5:1I':fif-iii-. :1ss1fL.' K J':ff,'l -i K NASSAU departed Barcelona enroute to Rota, Spain and her turnover on her way back to Norfolk. 224

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Departmental Officers And C HIEFS Get away from me with that camera! I 'm gettin' too old for this stufif But I 'm too young to retire 226 Kneeling, I to r - WC Lamora, LT Yates, LT Lopez, LCDR Bingay IDept. Headj, LTAldridge, LT Musser, Standing, l to r - ETC Alexander, FT MC Saxon, LTPridgin, ENS Tabor, E WCS Burgin, ENS Curren, I-TGC Calles, I-'TGC Metcalf I-'TGC Calles and DSC Brooks share a few laughs in the CPO Mess, Must've been the food Blevins are laughing, here? fy f 2: 2? Il? H S.: iss LEU if if f lf? Ili ff? U ,nf is if if H ii: if: gn gg