Camp (DER 251) - Naval Cruise Book

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IC3 David Whiting EMC Terry Smith I DC2 John Parrish EMC Howard Macomber DC3 John WOOCUOW EM3 George McOuat

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SF1 Robert Riker FN Francis Bodeker EMF N I oseph Feather FN Donald Rodina

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TIGN SHIP GGKG l x 1 Hong Kong, Shopping center of the Orient innkeeper par excellence, teeming seaport, window on the world, Within hours after our arrival, CAMP was enmeshed in the tightly woven fabric of Hong Kong life as we sought to fulfill our mission as station ship, guide to the visiting units of the fleet. For three hectic but glorious weeks, we tended to the needs of tired destroyers off the gun line as they pulled in for rest and relaxation. But life was not all work and no play, so we came to explore the bright lights about the incred- ibly busy port as well. From the honky tonk world of the Wanchai district to the cool, plush surroundings of the Mandarin Hotel, Hong'iKong opened to our needs. We soon found that we would never be able to take advantage of all the bargains or see all the sights, but we certainly tried harder!