Badoeng Strait (CVE 116) - Naval Cruise Book

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Long before the first glimmering rays of the sun appear on the horizon, the ship comes to life as the bakers sleepily crawl out of their racks and begin their day of work. Not long after the fresh bread and pastries are in rhe ovens, the cooks arise and commence preparing breakfast. I And the aerologists are busy consulting their charts and graphs for their important daily forecast of the weather. I Then reveille, ami n and conges- imblings and griping, the nun hil the deck, hurriedly dress and head forth aromas of crisp bacon, |