St Louis (LKA 116) - Naval Cruise Book

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I I 5 , P' I II I I I I I I II II I ff NOW '.. SE ARE THE LAWS OF THE NAVY UNWRIT N AND VARIED THEY BE AND HE HO IS WISE WILL OBSERVE THEM GOING WN TO THE LOU ON THE SEA -MASEHELD

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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.

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THE COMMITTEE EE Liga' ,P 'S , .K 4Y ii, , V5 :My ' .R , N X XV N AE X-N. LTUGI PAT MUIR, CRUISE BOOK OFFICER WELL IT'S HERE!! THIS IS THE ITEM OE WHICH ALL YOU ERUSTRAT- ED, BUT PATIENT INDIVIDUALS HAVE AWAITED. WE THE COMMITTEE HOPE THAT THIS PUBLICATION EAIRLY AND OBIECTIYELY REPRESENTS YOUR WESTPAC ADVENTURES. THROUGH YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY AND WELEARE AND RECREATION COMMITTEE, THIS BOOK HAS BECOME A REALITY. IT SHALL BE A REMEMBRANCE OE THESE PAST SIX MONTHS OE YOUR LIFE. WHILE SERVING IN THE EORWARD AREAS OE THE WESTERN PACIEIC. - THE EDITOR 3915 IAY LANGLOIS - EDITOR C 'hw BILL SULLINS GRAPHIC ARTS CREDITS LTIIGI IEEE HEELY RELIEVING C.B. OEEICER LENNY HELINE GRAPHIC ARTS RON CASTEEL TYPOGRAPHY 1 IAMES TINDELL PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR BOB WIERTZ TYPOGRAPHY I' I in-. IX PM I