Cimarron (AO 22 AO 177) - Naval Cruise Book

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Ttike in line two A little heaving tiround r You take that line there and 111 carrj this A most important time in any sailor ' s life is pulling into or out of port. It is a lot more work than generally realized and the men of the deck force carry the largest burden. W ell, we ' re readv hen xou are I hat little extra shove needed in all operations . ncl when it ' s all over, you have to put it away.

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Black uii tij 1 icdiuleroga 1 he hands and feet oi the operation FROM CARRIERS TO DESTROYERS . . . riie brain.s ol the opei ' atidii Maxinuini [U ' essure to the destroyer All hands not actually on watch, lay to the cargo deck for hiline transfer It could be mail, movies or???

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And then the CIMARRON. Hke all good- will ambassadors, had inspections to insure good appearance. . . Gave water to the thirsty people of Hong Kong . . . kc.ii.i.l Coniin.niili 1 I ' oker, Chief of Staff, Hong Kong, on board. . . r.iit then for hungry people, nothing 1 inch went to waste.