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Page 98 text:
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STATISTICS To operate a warship, at sea, away from home, is no small or easy task. It takes all members of the crew working together as a team to ensure safety for all. One of the most important factors involved is supply logistics. The following is a list of supplies used and other pertinent information to the cruise: The Ship: 563 feet long 55 feet abeam 250 personnel Powered by 4 LM-2500 engines (DC- 10 jet engines) miles travelled 28,650 merchants intercepted during Operation Desert Shield 2,673 Supplies: Fuel Burned 3,543,227 Gallons Water Made 2,164,325 Gallons Hamburgers Made 63,950 Eggs used 54,670 Milk Used 5,740 Gallons Toilet Paper Used 8,100 Rolls Flour Used 8,600 lbs Sugar Used 14,650 lbs Sodas Drank 15,000 cans 94
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►Sarah Helena Holloway 27 March 1990 WT. 9 lbs 5 1 2 OZ 21 1 2 inches long FC3 Glen Rachel Holloway I NEWBORNS ev.. ' • • -w ■ Jeffrey Allen Starkey ■■% 01 May 1990 WT. 9 lbs 5 OZ % i m i 22 inches H- d 1 T • FC3 Steven m i •V Christine Starkey ▼Mario A. Osman JR. 24 June 1990 WT. 7 lbs 8 OZ Mario Terrie Osman Keegan Cole Makaho Ohaehae Kaleikini 21 April 1990 WT. 8 lbs 14 1 2 OZ 21 1 2 inches long GSM2 Michael Sandra Kaleikini • Jemma Catherine Lippard 12 June 1990 WT. 7 lbs 11 OZ SMSN Michael Lisa Lippard
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CRUISE BOOK STAFF Editor: ET2 Steve D. Strickland Asst Editor: OSl Frank C. Anderson LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: I would like to extend my warmest thanks to all of those who have donated their time and effort to help produce this Cruise Book. This has not been the easiest Cruise Book to put together. Due to numerous factors, we got behind schedule and combined inspections and the SRA, assembling this Cruise Book has been quite a chore. I would especially like to thank OSl Anderson for being the assistant editor, who with out his help this book wouldn ' t be complete. We hope we have captured 6 months of memories in these pictures for ourselves, family and friends to share. ET2 Steve Strickland Editor Our thanks to following personnel, who donated the pictures and time to the Cruise Book: FCC(SW) Jacobs EWC(SW) Phillips RMC(SW) Green ENl Shires HM2 Sundquist PN2 Ballenger 0S2 C. Johnson ET2 Bodendorfer ET2 Sellman ET3 Sober Special thanks to EW3 Sineros for his help in finishing this book. 95
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