Current (ARS 22) - Naval Cruise Book

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CHANGE OF COMMAND Oi. ' y cLuiLn a i ' eA Pac aiulAe. iha± a y6aJ.va Ahlp comeA of. a po i, le jcuid- ie of- Luhjcut icheduJjayi may. icuy, ihlA iA wh rus. ihe. iaiva kip Li oJwayA on iho vi rwiLce. pan. gjeMung. undeMwau oJmxwa on caJJ. fo i a y6aJ.vagj2. Jjob, arui muM. oMucuyA be. njzady. io ihav- Juta Uuff, On ihe. poAt few tmrvthA we. have tnainjed and djiilled and lendied oun. ec jJ-pmeni. fo i ihJiA yiinj Jie. puApo e., ue-fone. depoA Ajig, oun. home. ponJ:, ikui ihip luoA gone. oven. by. a e ti ed of inyipecUjig. poAytLeAm On iheXn. opirujon - and aji mine. ihJLi ikip Ia leodyj oa few ' ' i even, have bejen, io undeAstahe an. ou tdianding, , eA£Pac cAJulAe, O ' m kf my. ihat uxjn ' t be heAje io iahe poAi. in ihat big, aiva Job we ' ve been looking fon, bat Jjzave wi±k confidence in. ihe hip, neApeci. foA. ihe obiJyLty of Ha men, and injuAi. in ihe fuiane, I he. fineAi meoAunin g, AiLck fon. a ihlp iA ihe cj mlHy and tpUiii of Ha wen. — by ihiA yiiandund QjAAeni. iA iaU. indeed, Qood Luck, O ' ve been, pnoud io Aieom wiih. you, Q L FuM (ommandJinjg, OffJucen. ON THE I3TH OF FEBRUARY CAPTAIN FUI D WAS REUIEVED BY CAPTAIN G. M, GIGANTI. CAPTAIN C. L, FULD CAPTAIN G. M. GIGANTI

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Subic Bay, Philippines SPANISH GATE - REMAINS OF AN OLD FORT SN SAI-I-IE WITH CURRENT ' S SPECIAU SERVICE CARRYAL-l- STORES WORKING PARTY MR3 THOMAS AND ENl FERGUSON PERFORM A NEVER ENDING TASK ADVANCEMENT IN RATING

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Olongapo « « « • ACROSS THE KAL.AC1 AN CHANNEL. LIES THE CITY OF OLONGAPO AND CL-UBS WITH NAMES LIKE THE CAVE, ZANZIBAR, PALENES, GARNDELL-A, AND SHANG HAI. OLONGAPO, PHILIPPINES - BORN AND BRED IN THE STYLE OF A KLONDIKE BOOMTOWN, THIS TINY PORT CITY IS ONE OF THE HOTTEST PIECES OF REAL ESTATE IN THE PACIFIC, SITUATED AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE U.S. NAVAL BASE IN SUBIC BAY, THIS LUSTY LITTLE CITY SWALLOWS UP THOUSANDS OF SAILORS WHO MAKE THE DAILY EXODUS IN SEARCH OF ANYTHING THE TRAFFIC WILL BEAR. WHEN THE FLEET IS IN PORT, AS MANY AS 11,000 BOOTS WILL POUR OVER THE BRIDGE LEADING INTO TOWN. FROM FOUR P.M. UNTIL AROUND MIDNIGHT, WHEN CURFEW THREATENS TO TURN EVERYONE INTO PUMPKINS, THE CITY JUMPS LIKE TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME. THE SAILORS ' FAVORITE MODE OF TRANSPORTATION THE JEEPNEY AND HIS PATH- MAGSAYSAY AVENUE WILLETT KNOWS WHERE THE ACTION