Bunker Hill (CG 52) - Naval Cruise Book

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Hong Kong Hong Kong ' s beautiful skyline as evening approaches. This shot was taken from BUNKER HILL while she was anchored in the harbor. Two of the floating restaurants in Hong Kong where crewmembers got a chance to eat while touring the city. BUNKER HILL cruised into Hong Kong for six days of Li- berty. One of the most beauti- ful cities we ' ve had the chance to visit, Hong Kong of- fered the crew of BUNKER HILL some of the finest sight- seeing and shopping available in the Orient. The crew took advantage by ordering cus- tom made clothing at prices less than half of those in the states. Many tours were of- fered and sailors took full ad- vantage of them going to all points of the island as well as traveling into mainland China itself. And of course, the food was fantastic.

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3 Japanese Priests on their way to a ceremony. One of the many temples in the Kamakura area. Old traditional religious ceremonies still play a large part in the Japanese community. Although there is a language barrier, many shops have signs written in English. A Japanese Bar-b-que. Onions, Hot dogs and squid. .ta.

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Crewmembers on a tour through Aberdeen on their way to one of the floating restaurants. Left to right: STG1 Powell, STG1 Vehouc, SH3 Irvin and FC2 Tucker enjoy a cold one at the Jumbo floating res- taurant. Left to right: GMM2 Langone, FCC Sullivan and OSC Arre- dondo enjoy the boat ride. Tiger Balm Gardens, a beautiful display of Chinese Sculpture, offered numerous photo opportunities. —