Wisconsin (BB 64) - Naval Cruise Book

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FRONT Row: P. McCannon, H. N. Fejeran, S. W. Harper, W. E. Norman. MIDDLE ROW: I. Dillard, J. Fernandez, H. E. McNair, P. Subala, C. Martinez, SDC, L. D. Scales, F. Reeves, E. McNeely. TOP ROW: J. E. Sudler, H. Williams, R. L. White- head, J. R. Turner, E. A. Countess, G. Smith, Grogan, .L L. Jones, J. W. Posey. O O O D I S I 0 n Wffffffffffffgffffffffffxgyffgggffqmyfffgyfffffgfffgfffggqffffgg We are thirty-nine strong, from many parts of the world. William Division, the backbone of the oiiicers, morale. Wve clean the oliicers' country and the Ward- room. Wfe prepare and serve the oliicersj meals. Our services are many and varied-coffee for the ward- room twenty-four hours a day - canapes for the ships reception - cake for the Marines, birthday party-to name but a few. ENS J. W. CLNCANNAN Dirision Officer Dislmrsing Offer Some of us had the pleasure of reunions with friends and families while in the Far East, While the rest have carried on in their stead. We have vis- ited many strange and exotic places. We grew to like the Land of Fujisan, and there were those of us that had special girlsans. Japan Was Dai Jobu with us. We almost became accustomed to the rice diet that the wardroom offered. When the time came to say good-bye to Mamasan, some of us were sad. It's been fun, and we are glad that we made the cruise, but weire very happy to be back home once again, Ne?

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