Davis (DD 937) - Naval Cruise Book

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'Y WORSH P AFLGAT Chaplain SIDEBOTHAM, whenever possible conducted combined worship services for Catholics and Protestants at sea and inport. Many times the Chaplain went between ships via Holy Helo or the gig in order to share the Christian faith. While inport the Chaplain promoted Christian Liberty Call which allowed Christians in the task force to meet the many different missionaries around South America, and enjoy warm Christian fellowship. The joy and fellowship experienced was one of the highlights of the UNITAS Cruise. And then there are the sailors sailing the seven sea, plying the trade routes of the world. They, too, observe the power of God in action. he calls to the stormwindsg the waves rise high. Their ships are tossed to the heavens and sink again to the depthsg the sailors cringe in terror. They reel and stagger like drunkards and are at their wits end. Then they cry to the Lord in the their trouble, and he saves them. He calms the storm and stills the waves. What a blessing is that stillness, as he brings them safely into harbor! Oh, that these men would praise the Lord for his loving kindness and for all of his wonderful deeds! Let them praise him publicly before the congregation, and before the leaders of the nation. CPsalm 109:23 - 325 The Living Bible

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I I II I I UI I ' I I I As editor of the UNITAS XVII Cruise Book, I wish to express my thanks to the following individuals: MS1 MURRAY - Photographer I WAYNE spent many long hard hours taking pictures during and after the cruise. He not only shot the pictures, but also developed, printed and enlarged the prints chosen for the book. This work was totally done at Wayne's expense, and without his help this cruise book would not exist. THANKS MURRAY. ICFN THOMAS .fr-Q v-1 T' '1 ' I D' '17 .W -f i I I I We-1-ruin' I I I II I I I III I I I I I I I II I l I I Il I I I I I I I I .I I I II I I I I II I I I I GREG has been the mainstay of our staff. He sacrificed his free time, including numerous sleepless hours putting this book together. Greg provided 40W of all color pictures, and various black and white shots as well. To list the other jobs Greg did so well would be impossible, so instead I say, Thanks Greg for your unending support. QMSN ALLOWAY AND QMSN RAFFERTY MIKE and RADAR gave much needed advice and help in the selection and lay out of the book. Plus Radar devoted much time in the dark room pulling prints with Murray. And Mike gave directions and explanation in working up the copy. Thanks guys for your aid. PN2 De JESUS DEE JAY was responsible for typing all copy for the book. He also undertook the task of correcting grammatical errors, proofreading, typing, and proofreading again. Thanks DEE. ENSIGN FREEMAN Mr. FREEMAN gave up important hours making decisions and saw to it that things ran smothly within and around the staff. Thanks Sir. EWC KOON and PNSN RUDD Chief and DAVE handled the financial matters. They spent pay days on the mess deck selling books and collecting money. The required mimimum of two hundred and fifty books was reached and surpassed because of their efforts. To YN 3 RICAURTE and RM1 WATSON, I say thanks forthe special art work contributed for the division sheets. Lastly I want to thank the officers and crew for your support The ideas and suggestions you made helped us put it all together Thank you for your patience THE EDITOR 855 8689 WALSWORTH Cru se Book Off ce Puggggzzg 815 West Little C eek Road Norfolk Virginia 23505 II IQ? Ili - I n , . II II I I . I Il I I I II , . 5 I a . I I I I ' I I . W I II. -. I II ' ,ll .A 1 If I III IIQ . I. I I I I A I I ' I I I Q . . .I II I ' II ' r X I X KAICILINI. HIIITJI-I 04058 , H l . I I