Chemung (AO 30) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1966

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mmtM One of CHEMUNG ' S first customers of the cruise comes alongside for an UNREP. at Sea The cargo deck is a busy world during an UNREP. -At V, i -

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Su ic cuf dad t ScfACat icct After weeks of empty seas, the moun- tainous profile of the Philippines finally appeared on the horizon. With the long- anticipated Arrival SUBIC, CHEMUNG joined the Seventh Fleet and began her long series of working round-trips from the naval base at Subic Bay to the fleet operating in the South China Sea off Viet-Nam. De- spite the busy itinerary of the following nine months, Subic was to remain, for better or worse, CHEMUNG ' s home away from home. As a cruise book may not do justice to Olongapo. the liberty (uh) -heaven- of Subic sailors, let us turn our attention to the business at hand for CHEMUNG: trans- lating months of preparation into action at sea. Putting to sea two days after arrival, the sturdy Thirty spent Christmas Day and New Year ' s Eve learning the tricks of the WESTPAC trade. As 1966 dawned, CHEMUNG was once again in her history very much on the Navy scene. It ain ' t Bali Hai, but it ' ll do in a pinch. The crew was impatient, but three weeks of mail take a while to sort. Underway for the South China Sea: more liberty next time, men. The first of countless signal messages: W-I-L-L R-E-N-D-E-Z-V-O-U-S A-T... 36 %%• Ip % ' % ' ' - 14 ' Us to u %.



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Su z utct t ScJtAeat ieet After weeks of empty seas, the moun- tainous profile of the Philippines finally appeared on the horizon. With the long- anticipated Arrival SUBIC, CHEMUNG joined the Seventh Fleet and began her long series of working round-trips from the naval base at Subic Bay to the fleet operating in the South China Sea off Viet-Nam. De- spite the busy itinerary of the following nine months. Subic was to remain, for better or worse, CHEMUNG ' s home away from home. As a cruise book may not do justice to Olongapo, the liberty (uh) -heaven- of Subic sailors, let us turn our attention to the business at hand for CHEMUNG: trans- lating months of preparation into action at sea. Putting to sea two days after arrival, the sturdy Thirty spent Christmas Day and New Year ' s Eve learning the tricks of the WESTPAC trade. As 1966 dawned, CHEMUNG was once again in her history very much on the Navy scene. It ain ' t Bali Hai, but it ' ll do in a pinch. The crew was impatient, but three weel s of mail take a while to sort. Underway for the South China Sea: more liberty next time, men. The first of countlesssignalmessages: W-I-L-L R-E-N-D-E-Z-V-O-U-S A-T... 36 % l« ¥ %;%:%;■% te: ' ' ' S ' 5i '

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