St Louis (LKA 116) - Naval Cruise Book

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THE ST. LOU AFTER HOURS -Q .. , ENIOYING THE CULINARY EXPERTISE OF A TYPICAL DAY IN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT FRANCOIS BELCHER W: - THE REGULARS OF THE DEAD WEIGHT LOCKER BM3 RAMIREZ PUMPINC IRON --,,..-an-u!97 Y -raw is Is ,I I EPENESA EXECUTES A DEADLY LEFT IAB 3

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THE ACTION INTENSIFIESII 8 x ' I' 4 A BREATHER ON THE BENCH! WARD WITH A LAST QUARTER IUMP SHOP. Ex 1- .E K' A-I H km .wx , JI X if jg I ,.. I , THE CO. AND X.O. PENSIVELY WAITING TIME OUT TO REGROUP. THE END OF A HARD EOUGHT GAME.

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THE TIGER CRUISE HOME it-f ' B THE CAP'N AND LOOKOUT IEFF NIECRLFY DENIONSTR XTINL HIS SRILLS ON OUR JOURNEY BACK FROM THE WESTERN PACIFIC, THE ENTIRE CREW WAS AFFORD- ED THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE ABOARD THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS ON THE TRANSIT FROM IIAWAII TO SAN DIEGO. IT WAS TO BE AN EXTREMELY INTEREST- ING AND IMFORMATIVE EXHIBI- TION OF HOW TODAY'S NAVY PERFORMS IN UNDERWAY SI- TUATIONS, DURING OUR DAY TO DAY LIFE AT SEA. THE EVOLU- TIONS DURING THIS I0 DAY PERIOD WILL PROBABLY BE LONG REMEMBERED IN THE EYES OF THOSE WHO FOR AWHILE, TOOK TO THE SEA IN SHIPS. ENS. PREACHER WITH BROTHERS Nas -1. FUTURE QUNNER5 MATES D.C. TRAINING UNDER THE DILIGENT HANDS OF HTFA. MILLER.