Duncan (FFG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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Aberdeen A small town nestled comfortably by the Washington coast, Aberdeen hosted Duncan for a short visit this summer. Primarily a logging town, the city was surrounded by beauti- ful mountain scenery and quiet riv- ers. A dramatic difference from the hot and busy city of L.A., Aberdeen was a welcome rest after the mental and physical strain of Reftra Business card from an Aberdeen cafe Majestic mountain scenery DSl Dadles talks about Duncan during a toiur ET2 Wehman answers questions about the 76mm gun SN Halverson finds a new friend

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Hundreds of guests on the fantail for Dependent ' s cruise Dependents Cruise Once a year, Duncan tries to arrange for all of the friends and families of the crew to have an opportunity to get underway with the ship. Nothing can describe life at sea as graphically as seeing it first hand, and the dependents cruise does just that. Many of the ship ' s systems and capabilities were demonstrated such as man overboard, manuevering alongside a pier, crashback, full power run and the missile launcher. All watch stations were open for tours giving a view of the bridge, CIC and CCS that not many get to see. The Sup- port department had a hamburger and hotdog cookout (with the works) for the guests to enjoy. Dependent ' s cruises never fail to please the crow d and the 84 cruise w as no exception!

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