Cape Cod (AD 43) - Naval Cruise Book

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AFETY DEPARTME THE SAFETY OFFICER WAS LT DUG- GER WHO WAS RELIEVED DURING THE CRUISE BY LT. HOURANI. MM1 LUGAR SERVED AS ASSISTANT SAFETY OFFICER DURING FIRST . PART OF DEPLOYMENT. TWO DIVI- - SIONAL SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES LT Dagger LT H,,,,,a,,f MMI Luga, ARE ASSIGNED TO THE SAFETY DE- Safety0fHcer SafetyOffYcer PARTMENT EACH MONTH FOR TRAINING. THE SAFETY DEPART- MENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDI- NATING ALL ASPECTS OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT ONBOARD CAPE COD. THEY ENSURE THAT ALL MISHAPS 38 48 ARE PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY INVESTIGATED. THEY ALSO MANAGE THE HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, HAZ- ARD ABATEMENT, AND OCCUPA- TIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PRO- GRAMS. MAINTAINING A HIGH LEVEL OF SAFETY AWARENESS THROUGH- OUT THE SHIP IS A VITAL PORTION OF THE SAFETY DEPARTMENT'S MIS- LT Mari ya Command Chaplain RP1 Martin SION. CHAPL I DEPART N THE CHAPLAIN'S DEPARTMENT IS COMMITTED TO COM- MUNICATING TO THE PEOPLE OF USS CAPE COD THE TIME- LESS TRUTHS OF THE NATURE AND RELATIONSHIP OF GOD AND HUMAN KIND. OUR WORK INCLUDES A WIDE RANGE OF RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO EN- COURAGE SERVICEMEMBERS TO GROW AS HUMAN BEINGS AND DEVELOP THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD. WE PRO- VIDE WORSHIP SERVICES, COUNSELING, BIBLE STUDIES, FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIES, MORNINGXEVENING PRAYERS, CHOIRS, A LITURGICAL DANCE PROGRAM, PEN PAL PRO- GRAMS, RETREATS, EDUCATIONAL TOURS, AND N UMEROUS OVERSEAS VOLUNTEER PROJECTS. f -Y - ----- f Q- - --.-,.:.:g.i,,a...f5AA YW vw .- ff f ' 'ff fw wQ3X xx--5N.f-:4SS3Z'., 'N-S--s1 N'eMS N QE,'5W'fX , - ' H 321 xr-Xgk Av. Q A wx SAX S, Sm, QV., -,AK X Q wxgxjgw JS? xy ' ' H V MS X f-S1jf.w+- as A N Nb x N X S X x X S xX 2 x X N N M. S S S X X S W f f 3 Q , .. WA .W QS QQ?-0SXfWf ANA f 1-Sa 2Q5m S55 SS 0, fyf ASNE -Ny Qxf- fy -ka-wkawkv wma QS A A ,2 , A A 0 -A A V, . v 2- , AS: exkf awww ssh my AS? Aw Sf QS S4 .Aww M A ww rw ASS ----Sa mx-A MS aww wwf ,AS Ax? ASSSNSAXAASA QSA XSA-Nw . MNA N, fQNAxNzvQ5aS.,Sz SSA A AAA NQVQQR-,AS-S, XS, A .psy YNZQS XX XX . viwkgciv XA, - A-,xx X A f S N Ax XX ' ff X,-A 'V , . . WN-'fx S A-Sf, -Sz -SMVS, A N. . f S.. A 4?-S, A , M., , c, fx-A M.. X A , . A A A . A I - 5 'f fx : -.I f If ,f '+R f ' I -A I 'X A- -AS, .T KY A -1 .hw . -A , - . s fs-S-S sk SS-N4 S- , f 1 'Sa ., N . -S . - A-IX MEN . S, A V X-VWQM ,g .,,.M.. ..,, mx. X S K S ,Ay 2 ww., A w fx A Y, 'S -x A if ....AX,,,,.. .. . A I . . S f. AA... . M. 'X Sw., - - swf' ,S . rv NS-,wS MS: mjf A I C A S S- '- A er- .' WS S we .SS .X 'S A- 'Q' -MS, 'SQ f-A T ,N . A Y an S I y ,. . . X X W X Nl . is 'A .W SW' S Mk S -S .SNS S S, -I f 'iysfl S .. S SQ Q. . . - ' L . 1-fi' LN L A 'I S ' 'S SFMJS- A 4

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DENTAL DEPARTMENT T n V E DT3 Ba yuga DT3 Bruno DN Banks DN Campbell DN HUt0hiUS0H SA Ba ughman FN Humphrey SN Johnson FN Miller

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Chaplain Mariya and Chaplain Jensen confer, Chaplain Jensen joined Cap Cod during deployment 9 Our Lay Eucharistic Ministers Chaplain Jensen in one of his world famous counseling ses- sions iii 38 Children from Bahrain Orphanage visit Cape Cod'