Spiegel Grove (LSD 32) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1983 volume:

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Y A 'ivwwun - ,W Aw ,, A Q U I , X V f , 9,1 g ., , WS.-' , fm . ,A in , ,. - I E ' 'av -'- , Hx, wi.. C155 5Plli'GEl, GROVE LSD-3? UNITAS XXI W WA TC 83 USS SPIEGEL GROVE CELEBRA TED HER 27TH BIRTHDA Y A MERE WEEK PRIOR TO THE UNITAS CRUISE. THIS WILL BE A BANNER YEAR IN HER HISTOR Y AS THE THE SHIP THAT WON BOTH THE ARJORIE STERRE TT AWARD ANI7 M ITS SECOND BATTLE 1-qw i f I COMMA NDING OFFICER CDR T. W. SUMMERLIN CDR SUMMFRIIN ADD SFS Wea 4l'fw IRS UF THF DOIIA PR DR , RFS' :.' MFMRT f 1 IAN FSS WHII F ON UNITAS, C SUMMFRIIN HAS HAD NIIMFRUIIS Ul'A.'i.'SlUNS 'IU SI'IfAK I?I'Fl7RF RFPORTFRS AND VIPS EXECUTIVE OFFICER i CDR MICHAEL C. WEIN my 1 M krv, ' kg V 3. I CDR WEIN TALKS WITH IVSON IIO I N17 7 SMI I A 'II 15 UI' HMI If 1 I I1 EXECUTIVE OFFICER I LCDR ROBERT C. KING 6-iid OFFICER IN CHARGE U. S. COAST GUARD CAPT. JAIME GREENE W-Q-wp 1 R! ' COMMA NDING P ,X . 3 'Q in N 4.213 s -Nw-, -i . 4 I OFFICER MA RDET MAJOR , RONALD E. 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X, A la, 5 fry-vfslvF'l Q P Q P 'Q :uni ,A 1 'uv if Q ff' FM LT: MM2 THOMPSON, MM2 SWANSON, MM3 STEADMAN, MM2 NEWBURY, MM2 MARTIN, MMFN TRACY FM LT: MMFN QUILLIN, MM3 MITCHELL, MMFN WYER, MMFN KERN, MMFN STEVENS. FN DALTON ' A ILEFT TO RIGHT! MM3 PISANO, MM3 ESQUEDA, MM3 BEST, MMFN JORDAN QW: Q A gfkopf 'QCXU 18,6 'R '1 X 'JM . Q Y' N i?R ',, Q? L n V ll. Law i ,j I wt, Q MA' 1 F , ,I zum .Y rl' ! , I 'L M-,,,,..f'l fa m I A L WA YS I 'A I'I Ix' Wi IR K I WRITE THE LOGS THAT MAKE THE WHOLE WORLD MMFN BALDWIN I COULD BE PLAYING SING BASS. 44 3' 5 lf' V -at I A X, nam- 'T' 1 L , I I 1 WL, n Ulu ' A-F3 ,g .I Rr It ,a '- 4 1. . I 4 I I I I '- IN 'IIII FMIILI 'ISI INIAN If 945. ::?t mj ,M ,ff L-3-V M -If ' 'W L 'E nn. NOW MDMAA FN TURN MR The roar of the turbines deafening to the ear. shirts soaking with sweat with the quickly rising heat, the hole is only for those strong enough to labor in its formi- dable domaine. Those strong enough are the Machinist Mate 's. The MM 's primary task is the arduous job of keeping SPIE- GEL GROVE moving by maintaining tur- bines. reduction gears and evaporators in fine tune. ,L M QL ALL 1 WANTED wAs A THE Pnomnriow OF A GIVEN WRENCH RA rio OF .1il7l,EC'lJLE5 TO A CUBE OF IFE IS H5 to 170 i 5 --QL l.lKI:' 'rw ffmfv IN My H.fx-xfff ww . N ' ' IU! Uxlh 7-7 x l h ITS BEEN A LONG T315 JACK OF ALL TRADES p -r , 5.3,- rf ' MQ 'fKHMl?n 3 fe? 44.4 A il Q' wh .. .go ,- 4 ENS BOYDA, HTFN BUY!! HT! Q 5,iff '.yj ff 111, fj A Lf fwfffx ji s-5-3595 573 gpggggpg WUl1'RllIfllJl ' 'five 'Q wg BT2 CHUM.. HT.: mms IFN' 1-xfuiw Rifw s w.fTH, BrF,v,wART1.w, BTFN BRJCE JJ' U1 2 ,T ,gif J I NORMALLY DON 'T DO THIS A GOOD MAN TO HA VE AROUND FRONT ROW: BTFN CARTER, BTFA BRADDOCK, BTFN PEPPERMAN BACK ROW: BTFN CALLIER, BT3 O'BRIEN, BTC WOERHEIDE TOP BOX ER Eff' JUST ONE MORE HOUR ,--it-Q--. i' - f TROUBLE CIINIES LN PAIRS -li 'I'1W . ' 4-n1-. ..i TIME TU RFI..-i X' sf, E X Gi il 6 FOLLOW ALL SAFETY PROCEDURES 'www WM , r--ff .,-4 asf i-h-,,..,,,,w -f s il' iv un- inn' i r sq, Q , :jg A ENFN WESTMORELAND, ENQI FI,URfz'S M., l A GANG , - I af fx' 4 ENFN COTE EN-5 -4?-45,74 EN3 HARRIS ENFN PRICE MMI MCNEAL ,f f I 7 .ku If ,,,, ., I.. 4 X ENFN MCGUINESS ENFN HOAG EN3 HARRIS EN3 FLORES IN AFTER STEERING 19? ENF-'N' WESTWORELA ND Win, f .mfvfansulit HTQJ UGIH IMA H f,l F QA-if A Jigga, v X LX- mf l I I 7-,,f HT3 SITO Y K 1' 25 ILT- E .- vw.. ff 1.4 FM LT: HTFN PETERS, HTFN SITO, CWO3 CROSBY, HT1 DELACY, HT3 HIBBS, HTFN RUSSELL, HT3 CONLEY FM L T' HTFN MOFFITT, HTH BRADLEY, CWO3 CROSBY. HT2 FORNWALT, HT3 COSTELLO ., Wd, 1 lil 9 ..,,Q-D..-aiu EMI AMBROSIO N ...VU EM2 LEAR Yx T IS THAT TRIMMJ V J if I f X ix :jf 3 I W ! Ny I E DIVISIO 'Q mv iv. ' . . ,Q QT ...1 FM LT: EMFN TRIMM, EM2 LEAR, EM3 GARLAND, EM3 SCHLEMMEL, EMI AMBROSIO, EM3 DABU, EM2 WILSON, IC3 CARR 155 .W-fxxfj-.R ,A - fx 1 ,viii ..' -W .,1 U un -. V-um ,Tyi- venwa. n SHIP'S SERVICEMEN HA VE AN IMPORTANT FUNCTION AS THEY SHIP ,S SER E M E TRY TO MAINTAIN HIGH MORALE, C THE SHIP'S STORE, BARBER SHOP AND LA UNDR Y. iv in ii H , 'A Q J IV S ,,- 'Y 4 J -..W Ml--...t,i . 'F oy Y 1' 1 'O ' l luv . A FORMER MAD DOG. ' .,,. - f GIVE U5 ALL YOUR MONEY. .I E, I HAD BETTER BE LISTENING T SHAVES ME BMD. O WCMS BY THE TIME HE .-A L-Q . H - Q f A ,. ' I ff -:N ' 1 , fl ' ,ATL SH3 BUSH, SH3 GARZA, SH2 ECAN, SH3 MITCHELL, SH3 WILLIAMS, SHSN ROBERTS. SHSN WOOTSON, SH2 BROADEN. GOD LOVES THOSE WHO PA Y CASH. Q25-'Tw I LIKE JAZZ BECAUSE IT GIVES ME A SENSE OF FEELING. DISBURSING V X f w Q -4 1551 ln 2 DK2 HENRY, DK1 MCHOLMES, DK2 RODRIGUEZ ll ,van Ev..-one ,-ny-as qu- SUPPLY FRONT ROW: SK2 MANKINS, SK? RA VFLO, SK? MANTHEI BACK ROW: SKSN KAL T, SK2 SMIDDY, SKI SCHMIDT - ,Wi 'i h-Q '-at i Y 4 1 .-0 9' N, -1 .,..,,,f,,, ,,,, i ,WA ev cg ff2fw,,ff , , NY BZ 21 ,gl vw- ibfisgffi Y fe P- MESS 1.9, fi. 51, sP15c1A LIS TS 1 W 54 f fx fr 5 'Ning 'T' IQ!! S 3 c , f-!l'v 1 -K . 1. i'vg sh. 1ll 1 Wai- .1 Q ,,, , lg, Az.-Q f AWARDS PRO OTIONS 'M 4.3 1, D .5 '34, OSC BURGER, HMC GETZINGER RECEIVE GOOD CONV DUCT AWARDS '.,,,- ,, LT WALDENA LT UG! FOX RECEIVE SWO PINS. OSC FlSHER'S REENLISTMENT Fil f - Y V if '4 4,2 :mf MM3 BREAM IS MERITOROUSLY ADVANCED TO MM2. ,... L, THANKSOIVING , ,. OVER 15 AMERICANS FROM THE LIS, ' f 3 , EMBASSY IN ABIDJAINL IVORY COAST E SHARED THE HOLIDA Y MEAL WITH THE CREW. THE SHIP 'S SCHEDULED , I DEPARTURE FROM ABIDJAN THAT A 1 3 5 24, AFTERNOON WAS POSTPONED WHICH 1 1 A I A I ALLOWED A MORE RELAXED DINNER. Q , THE CAKE SA YS IT ALL L is X ,'N.s.f1, , A ll- THE U.5. AMBASSADOR ANU WIFE AMERICAN GUESTS WITH LT VANHOOSE. If v 4- 1'-ily A , .. THE BEST PART OF THE D-4 Y- ITS NOT HOME BUT IT WAS PRETTY GOOD. P92 , f 'TQW1 l il L I... l - .....- g. hc' 5 .g.':.a.'.'::.an is the ship 's Visual 7:1m:'c.at.foiis Technician. He is responsible for ship-to-ship communication by means ot' whore. flashing light and signal 5 pa.':.'r.ants, which are a set of ni ....4.. ccdor.-.i designed flags, each ftq .2 fatter in the al habet or - P A number. SIG ALMAN ,g f, .A sw. . 'ww if CLOSK WISE: SM3 BAKER, SM2 HEACOCK, SM2 AUGER, SMSN BENDER ME AND MY RC HOW MUCH LONGER AT GQ 1 I I ,ln 7' 9 ,M .. A L-Q FM LT RMI HOl.CfOl.MB, RMB CIEHRS .5EN!S.N ,VUURF R513 POPPF, RMS GIRAUD. RM2 SEEGAR9, RM! FRIEQNEJ ENS C,lfQ.fC 'K -PM You WANT HOW NAM- 4-mvfw uv va: W Q mv Rornffn rfowfzov RADIOMAN. fi' f 3 M.-1-vu F 1 ET SHOP ,L 1, ET3 DICKINSON, ET2 HAMILTON, E T3 WILLIAMS Q Q- ET2 STAGGS. ET3 BETIT. ET1 COTTRELL X , 1 , -5 'I J- ' , CHIEF MARS OPERATOR - IC1 PREMO F T7S If 4. .E ,J 7 I The Tu'.'dget Tcanf' or Electronics tacfrn.fcia.f1s are responsible for '15 af! electronic equipment on board, specifically radar, o.'7r.'ftur:.'c.zt:ons and navigational gear. fr? the ET shop. one can find ICI C.'.zgit:'a Pre.-fro, dedicated to running the sh.-ps .WARS station. fthe ship 's to fowd ones on the outside! LU! I vi L i 2 'HC QS Qi 'll 'Br Qi g Q P F' .rv- QP n 5, Q 4 1 ff' -Ob- ni U-f 9 'P' 'Y OI DI VISION ln relation to the PN, the Yeoman is responsible for the proper care of the officer personnel record in up-to-date fashion, and all entries recorded. They are also liable for incoming and outgoing of official correspondence. and proper administration of all legal proceedings. illfw...-r 1 .Q - .A-X in KLEFT TO RIGHT! YNI BODINE, YNSN WIX, YNSN C'Uli.l.lER, YN2 FASTLE AND YN3 BRINKLE Y v f YE OMAN The personnelman is responsible for the overall contents of the enlisted personnel record. They must ensure entries such as: advancements, awards, transfers, discharges, reenlistments, emergency data, school requests and special program requests are up-to-date and entered. ln addition to providing the ship 's plan-of-the-day, they provide the utmost cooperation in customer service to the crew. andy in DEPAR TMEN T SX CMMA - RMCS ENGLISHg MAI HEDIN UAST Guwfk PC? HOL 7' BRINGING UP WELCOMED MAIL NCI ANTHONY 3-M COORDINATOR PCB WISE H'!T.H' M53 .VARTUCCI Before the advent of the Navy 's classification system into the various ratings, the Quartermasters. as with the Gunner 's'Mates and Boatswain's Mates, were primarily responsible for running the ship as a whole. Today, the Quartermaster is tasked with the safe navigation ot' the ship in and out of port. By use of sextants fcelestial navigation! and satellite navigation, they are able to correlate navigational information with CIC, as well as assist embarked units in navigational needs. QMS ' 4.41 Silas QM! RAMUS QMSA QAKOWSKI QM3 ROSS I THE HOSPITAL CORPSMAN'S DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE THE INSPECTION OF THE SHIP'S FRESH WA TER SUPPL Y FOR POTABILITK DAIL Y INSPECTION OF THE MESSMEN FOR PERSONAL H YGIENE, AND THE CLEANLINESS OF THE GALLE Y. THEY ALSO MAINTAIN THE CRE W'S HEALTH AND DENTAL RECORDS. FROM SERIOUS INJURY TO THE SNIFFLES, THE HOSPITALS CORPSMAN ON SPIEGEL GROVE STAND READY TO ASSIST IN EVERY POSSIBLE WA Y .. MEDICAL uusnl Y w I--f - 3 CHIEF PE TTY OFFICERS Fix if ng., A .. -.a. ,, J E4 - F -7.11- ,, ENUM ICFFT UTI' TUN.'W'ff', ISIC Sf if F! NSN: - U'-Y' U '-'-', 1 -5 V2 1 V .H'H'1' 34-'Ux'lx'S. BHK' ANDRADA HSI' l'lSllI,'fx', Lifll' SUM! lx?-X, HW! 'N f Nr ,A N X X'-. N ' '1 ff? if .' c,lN!c' H.-XKI'lx', CIYSUT l,Al'ls'AIJlC Jr ' Hmmm BMC' MARKS. BTC' WOERHEIDE, MVC FL'r'.N'.N' OSC BURGER S T I 9 , . ,, II i , l !34i!- t-:Q ' WE NEED MUCH MORE PORK ,ji 232' L Q X 5' ,EW, - V 'km my, . ...N THESE REPORTS ARE TIRESOME 0 l'D RATHER BE ON DECK. S ? i1 'Q OTHER SPECIAL PLACES JLMSIVU ai! , V ' 75 , f ' f ff' ff f I 'M Af ,, ,, ,WMV f ' ' , Z, T if V 319.4 2 2' I 1 We I3 CASINO TALK IN SAN ANDRES X .- 'X -. - -I' xg, rg i ' ' 13+ F! ilk M 'i l A - N' fi, I in . 1 N Q X DIPLOMA TIC EFFORT IN MONTEVIDEO. SOCIAL LIFE IN MONTE VIDEO. K . HOME VISIT IN LIMA AN ANCIENT FORT IN CARTAGENA GERMAN SAILORS IN DOUALA ACU-2 v ' gg-V -,Aqqg , yt 'E 'R i' m.,,, DID I SLIDE DOWN? IT'S A BIG JOB BUT PRIDE IS THERE. I nn... Av- 3 M .i 11's CROWDED, BUT NO PROBLEM FOR MANuEvERAB11.1TY AND RELIABILITY. WA TCH My Bm TOE' bi.. A F . 5 A E ? Q i 2 ! 3 ? 1 3 i L Q 5 x ? I I I Z 2 1 3 I I I 1 I I I SS . ,T .143 BEACHMASTERS '59 1 Y' .11?J3SN3?,gQf,: 1 ' ' W, ,. X W 9 QUITE A RIDE BUT THE JOB WAS WORTH IT. TAKING A QUICK BREA THER gf V' Ti ,jf i Q, f-'Q' f '0 'XD ,Vx P ,. A J' A 1 he A I i 1 L ' if ,V f V' I ,. 1 If . . , ,MHXEVE , J I Q I .x,. Tlx 4 .X ' .ll D , A 4-1. I OUR OVERSEER, AN EXAL TED MAN OF ENDLESS CAPA Blurv, Bosw , HOLLAND. '94 I! A ,A I1 i n 430' I I 'ff' .ir 1-Q .N I 'ri dl i Af wif if J' THEY CALL ME POP5 THIS JOB MEANT A MILESTONE , ,xxswx N ef gi 5:21, 2.9 A Axis. 'itffiv Mi 5' SBU-20 95 iv I 1 ,-- . '-,A L, 9' F Q 3.8 ur - '41 fi l ia ' - -'S 942 'ISS 4 'F THEY STORMED Us nv MA TADI. XL! WE TRIED TO LEAVE BUT THEY KEPT COMING IN SAN ANDRES. MARINE EXPLAINING FUNDAMENTALS TO ARUBANS. '75 3199, 595' TOURS it-.-9. AMERICAN STUDENTS IN MONTEVIDEO. fl LYS E ,1 l x If! ' 2 SM2 CRIST JOINS HANDS IN A SING A LONG WITH LOCAL TALCAHUANO SCHOOL CHILDREN. THE BATTLE E ONCE AGAIN THE TOP DOG CREW WAS H RECOGNIZED FOR PROFESSIONALISM AND MISSION READINESS BY RECEIVING A SECOND CONSECUTIVE BATTLE E AWARD, ALSO A 5TH COMMUNICATIONS AND SUPPL Y EFFICIENCY AWARD AND HER 3RD ENGINEERING A WARD. inhale 5 M--11 , N, . J' 45. x RMSN GENTRY STANDS BEFORE COMMUNICA TION A WA RD QM2 KENNED Y PAINTS NA WGA TION A WARD A I as inf- ffl I? , PREPARING A PLACE FOR THE ASSAULT BOAT DK1 M .. ., COXSWAIN AWARD CHOLMES HELPS PAINT BATTLE E ,1Y, A.4.-J 452 I an DO YOU THINK HE 'S MAD. 4 C Xl! I ,J '21 WHO TALKED ME INTO THIS 4 SMOKERS 'Y gi FG 'N' ' I f'. I , Q ' ,gn 12.112, wg. ' 9 -Q 'ME LET ME AT 'EM ,Y gk M A I 4 f. S f:p5'Q ii WHO LOVES YA BABY. , 1 V 3 Q ,y x Q ll Q . . 5 'N 1 RIO SPIEGEL GROVE VISITED RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL BETWEEN I7 -24 OCTOBER 1984, A HIGHLIOHT OF THE VISIT WAS A SHIP TOUR WHICH INCLUDED SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN. A BREATHTAKINC VIEW SML' HEACY 7C'Ix' ON SI !c?.-XR! U.-XFX vp ia... HJ! Ip .QL gy!! L :fig V. if 2 'Dil 1 5 MURE PORTS ,L A: .L K . ,V YQ: ' 5 SHIP'5 BASKETBALL TEAM IN COVENA5 I LTL' S TACKIS ANI? O82 IIAILEY ENJOY IINIA EM3 LEBOHNER IN CONCEPCION, CHILE I , ' wefw' f .' H A Efflfgff ' , 'f sH1P's SOFTBALL TEAM IN SALINAS CHILEAN HOSPITALITY S TUG-OF-WAR IN SALINAS AI I3'I1'l Mt 'I1'I,N'lI SI INNY SAN ANDRES YP., A - v- IV' . - f' 'S-'tra .., .,,,,,,1,, 4, T -iaipu--D., ... , ' A Q .. I A I J , , 'R 1. '-,if : I D . Q 3, Q- -H. . T A'-if Z ' ' I, X an 1 ?'V aj? w43 b nga! 4 M E . ' -L' G ,E ,f 2570 R K .-z I I wx? I A M. J 5 an 1 NEXT STOP ARUBA VI A'-'ill' AFT, NA VY HAND IN DOUALA A I .hes .,i'r1l 1' f - ' fx 3 3 T S 'N if Q, ' ' . T 3 5 A 5 mf Y f ,M - O , s. is . ' I I A FEW FRIENDS IN A MEETING IN RIO ffl' Q 1 qw V!-,AA ,Jo 49 kfw , T V gl i J .QW ' 5 47 SURE IS PEA CEFUL IQ, ,, .f WHERE ARE THE TACOS? I! ' f -vi. PAV: . ,Mw 1 V556 GET IT RIGHT THIS TIME QUIT ROCKIN THE ESO.-A 1 TQ! :,..4?.,v --V I 'x ..- WHA T DO WE DO NC I W 1 4 . , 1--. ,ff-,v - Q REACH FOR THE SKY . , -, , .6 V -f, hy, -1 , Ag lilfiww-we-1 Af ...ffq 'e ' .. V t ' ' FS. , . 1 - R,-L' ...- ' f-Ing., 1 . ,Q f',f SMH I, If 'r 'UK'f X . 5 , : f V1 F .x -n rg fm., o ' 'U Nfx'.'fN'l- N N N' PV sl' 5 a x if fi K 'Q 3 E ' ? H .fi 4+ ,V fr s 'J z 'A , A , Url' f 'l'f 4. A 1 T E fir'- X, ,. ,X , .l s ' g X SWIFT IN CHIL E SWEET SOUNDS OF RELAXA TION -v- - 2 - I P 41'-'ff 3 :Ig 4 Q. ,H f' . A n . ,Q 9 K, . A 1 U S 41 ,. tk 5 Q xg Y Y I s ' J I M 4- 3 t Y , g ' ' 'U HY- , AQ,,..3' , lf f r L I YUK THA T'S TERRIBLE M . 1 f T I Q' 4' 1 ' 5 X 3 BPIEGEL LSD-32 OP DOG 1 anus-gg . T 4 5:51 Qs' 5 QQ.1.ai5..2 t 1 Af. 2 -P ' - ' fx .fig- - ' vt-:EQ M .. f h N m S' A ff -ef 7. ahjfl' -': ff' W , , THIS IS RIDICULOUS F Aa fu,0 4 ,, hd 'L' A '.l X . 1 V Y vs. 1 , nr. X2 ty Q , ,J fb. . Q X SHA VE AND A HAIRCUT A 2 BITS F 1? , . muy-f. ? YUMM Y, YIIMMY Or fr. .2 .nay 15.31 wifi' go down in ti' Tarts of over 300 sffmhn' xrogs. we if 5 .T,.?fnlT' to :ross :rtro King .'N'cprunc's 2 YN' Tir .',LJfT f'a5.z.'r .f':1.'.L' L75 with A ar as Of Lmrcfrcs ::.'fs:1rp.aifcu' in : TTf'.!f N4z 1 I l4'::?: :fic coming of gs.-Q .z .:' . .ur :Ea srrorrg fcadcrship if fx' ,NAJRL 'S 0.'.:'cst sL1rs'fw.':g f3:.zIs...z ' Qs .Vaio .:v.'.'L'uo5, CHU-I rg x y . 35. ,I 1 1 - .w L .3 fog.: s:.'tg-.3-Jong was , 1' f :H .fa o's.'.1 r.Lr.:.'r.ks IO Ihc , .' x essqnv of .s fffc' Prose C u un.-'7 5 f'cfO:.' :Pvc .:.!1m'm . . . s . Qs rffu cmrrcsrs Iwgan X . ' - o-r iw FFILXIVF PTC' ' . '.' f'.'.sz:!k -'o.':I.'st uns Q ' Q: u L uxcsuxxs fxlllsk' .10-' ,'-Y.. 'ff-N . .N .Q X' IXKISIOH Um . k ' ' .wt + .THQ sfrou, sau rhv f.t 1 c ff .Nr Rf S lx!!! fqOL'.1m', W'-XA. -I.. .xr p.z.':.u' of K K K .f'.ecA 'll-?'5,'n'S, QIVIIIQ N - . fm' .-':t.':!.mr1m'n! . I 19 . . v LN.1::S ms! plmu' . . ... .W nf .Vfus l'n's1'm' With I A' ?x ',g ,'N .'p!um' in Ihv . 'Y !,.!!'UfZ funk plan' A mf !f.s.'A of 1lvJlgvs!1lvl4' .. !':u41,,',':!fx1!1'L' .'0llsnf4'lmf . Hs . 'Auf ulffl .9 unwkmlf on Nliiff 1 PH' I k'llx'Yl2l1'Ul' s L. Z' HEL? ROL 'FR Y'-5 S J r ' 5 tux' Yi. u, Jw k'N M VW I THOUGHT THIS WAS A HOT TUB BAD BAD BOYS TAKE THA T 'NEH L A ND YW T' Q All H,-ll! lf!-NN! rx ' !' nk...,..,., .3 ID- A lil 'QQ ' ' 9 Af T 1 vs I Q JI. , Air!! .1 . ,WT -1 -1 aff' ' 1 ' -1 vf 4-' 1, , H., ,,,q'1i . 9 s 1 L OOOE1' SO GOOD -M' SWIM WOG SWIM ,Y .A ...M ...........-.,. A .,..-.... flfd L OH BA B Y .F 1- ..,. i he fcffel fu f J ' . QA A iff . ff ,eg 5:6 A - , HEP! if PLE.-1 SE NO T A GA IN L if -Q ff N ,,.,A,. 3 1 1 l . , A , ' w I --k Fi., 1 5. P Jr., -, .P GLAMOUR BOY HEY I GOT OFF F-XS? ,Z J-' 4, ilhn SHOPPING IN CARTECENA, COLUMBIA 'xx W' XXL, i 'XY U 'Q-W. vs, naw: ..,5..v W ? ' BA TTING BALLS IN SALINAS, ECUADOR SKIING IN CHILE PL D-wid! I QFH2 HU remgfrg- ISF ,. limi PARTY UP IN PUERTO RICO Vlx 4IV 1 1- s-5,1 kg'-11.-. ,' ., .- 4, , sv rff' kfg J .-X HI 'H-X s 'T'! l 3 LK z.. t , A Qui -A ' - 1. 'ffm-f,.,!,i fr if ., f 'af 5-65,1 , ia .Q ,. u il ' -'ev-. -S in J Nc x ffm, PITRY VNAAQY' 4 53,1 . - . 1 N 5 , A ' ' .. w-nal' 'J V . -N ,jul A , ' 0-v , 41-'i,.' 'qo- '- Q 'PE .15- ,....4 ,L Whether it be il few beers at one of the local bars with friends, or catching one of the scvnic culruml happenings, SPlEGEL GRUVE c'rvu.'rm'rnlwrs lmu' more than thvir sham' ot' thi' vnriml things In do in numcrous ports visitvcl. ln nmnv of tht' np.-fr lrmisi held, thc ship lnmlrrw host to mon' tlmn 25171 IU visitors. On spvcinl occasions, ships pi-rmirftmf' pitchvd in to warm thc' hvnrt ol .1 finaly' ulrrfti from om' of thv local orplmrmgcs or spt'uitxi'-mikimfsofv schools. .2 Y 1 '57 I! 'E ll ll l +- sl lp gif ll.:-.ll I I I BEAUTIFUL PORT ufAz,P.4mf'sfu HEI! M .L ,,0, ,df f it-1-,, 'Q r If A CARTA CENA LADY 15' 01's 'ni '1 Ll.. 5 E' ,Q . if-,. . 'km 'XL !M 'N'lP'i, l'Alx'Al9l S'l'AlfHOAlx'lJ 4 -.,t. .. ... ,. ,,,,. . ., , -....,j:-f,, . Q- .N 'tx - 'w 'ss ly A ! .Y :inf ...-,. Y Bu? it ,.3Jg4..,i!'I!' A ' Af 5 -- .Qi L V ' ,A A f ffl iv 4 'L-'lil f- xl THE PANAMA CANAL ANCIENT CARTAGENA ' J. 631 I - x ai 5 . '4.4, M.,s J! fs gf , AI LZYITED STA TES COAST GUARD. WA TCHING THEM PRESERVE THEIR BOA TS, DISMANTLE E.N'GI.N'ES. SHARE INFORMATION ABOUT UPCOMING PORTS. SEEING THE LAUGHTER AND SENSE OF HUMOR THEY EXi'DED ON THE DECKS. WHILE THEY PLAYED THEIR CARDS OR HA TCHED MOVIES WITH US. ALL LED TO A RESPECT AND .-IDMIR.-1 TION OF THESE MEN .-XNI5 THEIR MISSION, SO MANY PIL O T PICK! IPS AND DEB.-1.RIx'I.N'GS. MEETING THE HOST CO5 'NTRIES' PILOTS WHO COFICD TELL A QUICK SEA STORY OR TWO, GAVE A FQ .-NOR TO THE CRUISE THAT .NOT ffl 'ER YONF EXPERIENCES. l4'3:'ffTI'IER A T WORK OR ON Tf:'.E ICE-XCII THESE MEN WERE .-L' HA YS HEI PFIII STOPPING . f:'IU'R WORK TO WORK WITH S.1'!f.fcI1'1 URI NT SAILORS ON SM.-XI I I'RO.lIfCTS AND THF .' ANIW SAID THEIR SIIOR T C if X 71713 YES AT CCI 'I'RAl.N'I.N'lI IS I-XI 4 Q50 - ,S THIS PART OF BASIC TRAINING? Of all the countries we visited in South America the one lfelt at home with was Chile. We visited the ports and cities of Valparaise, Talcahuano, Puerto Montt, Castro, Tic Toc and Punta Arenas. Apart from the larger cities, my favorite ports were Puerto Montt, Castro and Tic Toc Bay. These three ports are set in southern Chile where there are hundreds of picturesque islands and towering snowcap mountains. 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X , MK DHI' A Q K .x 1 HA NDCLA SP CDR SUMMERLIN AND OTHERS P052 T DOUALA HANDCLASP if , 3 I L W, I V, X ' 0 Q fa STUDENTS RECEIVE BOOKS FROM CDR SUMMERLIN MATERIAL FOR NEEDY MALABO if as ,I Wa ISSJ, K PN2 SOUTHWELL, LT LARKIISL HMI SIEBEL ATTEND HANDCLASP WORK IN URUGUAY DOUALA MILK DONATION SPECIAL EVENTS 10 a an. U, 1. ' nv f ' 3 i .' ' N - 'f' ' rl,' V .7-S.: ,Q ,,, It - 5 ' 2 if a FATHER MCLAUGHLIN LEADS COMMUNITY PROJECT WORK CREW IN MA TADI BM2 SMITH AS TOUR GUIDE at or . , ' ir? K , W-W Y ... ....- .-..,,,. .,, ii fx 2 '. .' X 3 .p Ii it L., M A ' 1 fi I A V 1' I 1 3 A 2.4. ,, A. ,s . I 'YTQI'EfH? 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