Damato (DD 871) - Naval Cruise Book

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PERSONNEL NOT PHOTOGRAPHED OC DIVISION 01 DIVISION FIRST DIVISION AS DIVISION RM3 LEITE RD2 CALDER SN GIORDANO SN HOGBIN RM3 BIDWELL RD2 CHRISTENSON SN F. JONES SN CHANDLER RD3 RD3 GIGUERE STEIRER B M DIVISION R DIVISION SUPPLY DIVISION MMl KUENTZ EMI WHITEHURST SHI WILLIAMS BT2 WEBER MMl MALLARD CS2 MILLER BT3 LITCHENBERGER MMl GEDYE CS3 WALTON FN CAROLL EMI ONCKEN CS3 WORCHEK FN HORNBACK EN3 FARMER SN GUSTAFSON FN SHERIDAN EM3 EN3 EM3 WILSON DAVENPORT TWISS SN GIFFORD MR 3 « ■ s v APPLEBY VK »V WW w CRUISE BOOK STAFF Cruise Book Officer - ENSIGN S. C. LEAVER Editor - PERSONNELMAN FIRST CLASS, JAY McCUBBlN PHOTOGRAPHERS AND STAFF LT J. M. KOPEL LTJG McADAMS LTJG S. K. SCOTT ATI T. E. OLSEN ETR2 SCHWIEDER CS2 C. MILLER YN3 S. P. MOSLING SN F. C. WATFORD jMM lIP 61

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CROSSING THE EQUATOR JOLLY ROGER LITTLE HIGHER AND LEFT COME AND GET IT QUEEN FOR A DAY THAT S NOT CINDERELLA 60

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CHILE Probably one of the most interesting historic countries we shall visit in South America, Chile was first settled by the Spanish in 1535, Because of its remoteness it has been able to develop its own unique culture which includes not only Spanish but early INCA beginnings. Chileans are rightfully proud of their beautiful, often very rustic country, and what we might consider old fashioned or quaint they prefer that way. NOTE: No area in Valparaiso or Vina del Mar has been placed officially Out Of Bounds This speaks well for any city. We hope the Chileans will speak as well of us. VALPARAISO 62