Current (ARS 22) - Naval Cruise Book

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..- Sl., xrv M Im .T . C. L. FULD E. H. CLIBURN L. P. HACHTEL D. C. OLSON M. H. LUSINK J. E. KLOTZ K, D. BRYANT H. F. ZEPP A. T. HILL C. R. DEZUTTER R. D. NUTTALL TYRONE CARNEY ARNIE FERREL TERRY GILMORE JEFF JUGAR RICHARD JUGAR NEIL KAUFFMAN JERRY MEGGISON DON SAYLOR THOMAS .SNIPES ELTON THOMAS JAMES VASKO EAD WAYCASTER WARREN WILSON AL .YELVERTON JIM ANDERSON JERROLD BAKER KEN BOYETTE FRANK BUTTON LOUIS DANIELLE TOM DOOLEY WALTER DYER GILBERT HILL CLARENCE JOHNSON WILLIAM JONES OFFICERS LCDR CUSNJ LT CUSNJ LTJG QUSNRD CDV, LTJG CUSNRJ ENS QUSNRD CDV, ENS CUSNRJ CDV, ENS CUSND HONOLULU, HAWAII . SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA TEMPLE, TEXAS MISHAWAKA, INDIANA ATLANTA, GEORGIA LIGONIER, PENNSYLVANIA CABOOL, MISSOURI CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS CHIEF SYRACUSE, NEW YORK CHIEF LONE PINE, CALIFORNIA CHIEF DEER RIVER, MINNESOTA CHIEF QDV, SPRING-VlL.l.E, UTAH OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT SMSN ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY RM3 BURLINGTON, IOWA SM2 , HUNTINGTON PARK, CALIFORNIA RMSN MIAMI, FLORIDA RM2 MIAMI, FLORIDA ETN3 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA QMSN RED OAK, IOWA RMSA RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA RD2 GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA PNSN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE ETSN TORRINGTON, CONNECTICUT YN2 MORGANTON, NORTH CAROLINA QM2 QDVJ ASTORIA, NEW YORK RDI DOWNEY, CALIFORNIA DECK DEPARTMENT SA OWATONNA, MINNESOTA BMS CORNUCOPIA, WISCONSIN SN ' ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS SA DEMING, WASHINGTON SA BRONX, NEW YORK BMI TROY CS EAWEEDJ JORDON JOHN KING J. W. MC CLURE JOHN MEYERS BRUCE NICHOLS DICK NIERENGARTEN ARNOLD OLSON THOMAS RAS INSKI REGINO RIVERA VERNON SALLIE JOHN STEFFENS CORY TEIGEN JERRY TRACY ROBERT WILLETTE LES ZIMMERMAN SA SN SA SA I SN SN GM2 EM2 QDVJ SN SN A QDVD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK YORK, ALABAMA DERBY, CONNECTICUT SALISBURY, MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA ELLAVILLE, GEORGIA RUSSELLVILLE, ALABAMA FLORENCE, ALABAMA ' KINGSTON, WISCONSIN DRUMRIGHT, OKLAHOMA VENTURA, CALIFORNIA ROBBINSDALE, MINNESOTA BALTIMORE, MARYLAND HONOLULU, HAWAII PUEBLO, CALIFORNIA LAKE ORION, MICHIGAN ST PAUL, MINNESOTA BELLEVILLE, WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, D C HOOVERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA SA SN . A A SA S SN SA , SN SA . O SN

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Y 6- I 5 :I FROM : USS CURRENT E T0 , CTF SEVEN THREE 5 UNCI.AS 2 ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID, NEVER A BRIDE E I. TWICE BEFORE CURRENT HAS GONE TO THE AI.TAR ONLY TO BE .III.TED. g REFS A AND B MADE IT THREE IN A ROW, WHICH IS ENOUGH TO MAKE A .3 NERVOUS WRECK OUT OF ANY GAL. FIRST, TO RESCUE MOI.AI.A WHO HAD LOST THREE ENGINES WHILE TOWING, THEN, INTO THE JAWS OF TYPHOON 0 FAYE TO SAVE THE TERREI.I. COUNTY, AND NOW SUI.TAN. EACH TIME ON g A MOMENTS NOTICE USU AI.I.Y IN THE DARK OF NIGHT AT. FI.ANK SPEED 1 G ONLY TO BE THANKED FOR SERVICES NO LONGER NEEDED WHILE HALF 5 WAY THERE. Q E 2. CURRENT DEPARTS FOR HOME TODAY UNCERTAIN AS TO WHETHER SHE la SHOULD FEEL LIKE AN UNFUI.FII.I.ED MAIDEN OR A GOOD UNDERTAKER WHO Q TAKES PRIDE IN HIS PROFESSION CAND COULD USE THE BUSINESSD BUT CANIT 2 REALLY GET UPSET IF THE PROSPECTIVE HSTIFF RECOVERS. AT ANY RATE, E WE FEEL TO A MAN THAT WE HAVE WORKED FOR THE TOP OUTFIT AND AI.I. 'Q OUR EFFORTS WERE WELL WORTH-WHII.E. I -o sg: 'E A 3. ALOHA -5 FM 1 CTF 73 3 2 TO : USS CURRENT 5 UNCI.AS l ALWAYS AN EAGER BRIDE-TO-BE , E I. AS THE FATHER OF THE BRIDE , I WAS AI.WAYSCONFIDENT THAT, WHEN CAI..I.ED :I UPON, CURRENT WOULD BE SUlTED-UP AND ON HER WAY DOWN THE AISLE ON A Q MOMENTS NOTICE. ALTHOUGH YOU DEPARTED WESTPAC IN THE ROLE OF AN UN- , Q FUI,FII.I.ED MAIDEN, YOUR COMEI.INESS AND WII.I.ING WAYS DID NOT GO UNNOTICED. 5 PERHAPS FATE HAS DECREED THAT CURRENT MUST SAVE HERSEI.F FOR A MORE Q ELIGIBLE BRIDEGROOM THAN THE THREE PROSPECTIVE SPOUSES WHO LEFT HER Q ,STANDING AT THE AI.TAR. AT ANY RATE, AS THE NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE BACHEI.ORS E INCREASES IN WESTPAC, YOU MAY YET HAVE A CHANCE TO TIE THE KNOT DURING 2 YOUR NEXT DEPI.OYMENT. I AM CONFIDENT THAT, WHEN THE BIG DAY ARRIVES, : CURRENT WILL BE THERE EAGER AND READY TO BE FUI.FII.I.ED. 8 I - 2. SAYONARA AND A SINCERE WELL DONE. .t 1 an ,,.,, W, ,,,. ..... . M

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