Calvert (APA 32) - Naval Cruise Book

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MASTEITMH ARMS This is the police department ot the ship, in general, they enforce discipline aboard. The Chief Master at Arms, Hthe sheriilln, and his subordinates are present at Captain's Mast and other judicial proceedings. However, these men are not known so well for these duties, the duty most of them are associated with is reveille, the glaring white light that shines in your eyes too early in the morning. lst row, L to R: PORTER SA, MEDINA SA, SHEPARD FN, HAZELTON FA, HAFNER BM2 2nd row, L to R: MORGAN SA, KING FN, MOON SA. MERRITT FN, MARTIN SA 3rd row, L to R : ELLIOT SA, GILLIS SN, MCCANTS SN, CROWDES BT3, DUNN SA These people generally gain weight on the job. ln their daily labors of peeling potatoes, paring vegetables, etc., they seem to find time to eat more than usual. For this reason, and in spite of the early hours, some people really like this iob. They are usually easy to identity, they are the H big men of the ship.

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...BACK HOME AGAIN I I lt was a foggy, gloomy day as the Calvert slowly moved into San Diego Bay on the morning of September 30th. But the spirits of the men aboard were bright with anticipation, for this was the long awaited day of homecoming-the return to family and friends after an absence of six months. Though the Cruise was very enjoyable, it did seem wonderful to be home again.

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A-DIVISIUN r 5 x I Q. ii Front Row: Mr. Christopher, Frye, T.J.5 Eickhoft, D.L.p Rissler, D.H.p Sills, J.F. Back Row: McDonald J. H.5 Waymire, R. R.p Hale, N. D.g Ersland, J.E.p Cannon, D.E. I i ERSLAND switching telemotors. i CANNON 8. TRIPPE MCDONALD Qi lathj M V checking freon leaks. HALE 8g EICKHOFF in evaps. SILLS 8. RISSLER in diesel. FRYE 8, WAYMIRE operating fog generator. -