Chemung (AO 30) - Naval Cruise Book

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SfrCi( c ' . OK Seci at sda CHEMUNG approaches Pier Nine at dawn, 4 September 1966. Where have all the sailors gone? ;4c UMUed e0te U4 As author, designer, photographer, editor, and sales manager for this cruise book, I can hardly pass the buck for any short-comings. If it conveys some notion of the life of a fleet oiler and her crew in WESTPAC, I will feel satisfied. It is a pleasure to give credit where it is due. Much of the drafting, printing, and typing that went into the final layout and copy sheets was done by Kenneth Al. Jordan, SA. Teddie W. Adams, YN3, supplied many photographs, as did Bobby E. Jones, SN, and various members of B division. In addition to the external sources of pictures listed below, the Subic Bay Navy Exchange Photo Lab should be credited for all the group pictures. Finally, a word of thanks to the crew of CHEAIUNG for their financial support, their occasional advice, and their patience for what seemed an eternal labor. This book is, of course, really theirs. Kenneth E. Duckworth, LTJG, USNR Cruise Book Officer Photo credits: J.D. Hill, PH3, USS CONSTELLATION (CVA-64)--pp. 31,47,51,58,61,62,63,66. R.E. Halcomb, PHI, USS CORAL SEA (CVA-43)--pp. 2,37,65. V.H. Durham, PH2, USS KITTY HAWK (CVA-63)--pp. 30, 67. P.F. McGee, PH3, USS YORKTOWN (CVS-lO)--p. 1. H.L. Harper, PH2, USS TICONDEROGA (CVA-14)--p. 30. USS ENTERPRISE (CVAN-65) Photo Lab--End Sheets, p. 46. 68 LlhoqiapKrd (t BourxJ by WALSWOBTH Mainline Mo. U S A. 1, w - rt - P-J -J ' .M :J X '

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