Epperson (DDE 719) - Naval Cruise Book

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lim Seals, Second Class Engineman from Bell- ville, Ohio First Class Shipfitter Gary Hoard, New Auburn, Wisconsin, takes a morning coffee break in the shop. First Class Engineman Harry Cratchfield and Second Class Machinist Mate Rodolfo Antonio, Baguio City, Philippines Third Class Damage Controlman Randy Millard of Springfield, Oregon, makes an hourly report to the IOOD on the bridge while standing an underway watch. Third Class Engineman William Phillips, Warren, Ohio I . ' f , 1 V Q' .H C V , - a- . M , .mt ' flsfiiif fwdk ffl ' QVEQH? if QV .,h,',2sif'4C'r'?.-' 'V 'V fl, 1 'Y' ' ix gi ? 1 if fe ' ,fg s',' A 3 Q?Z:ffL2i A - ALS-iff s AIM. t.,. Xa, E , sw Q, K js' Q . Q. Sw fa .-5234 ' 5 ffiagpa 5 3 ,f rw . , , if it 7 W f ' X 2 - 5,11 Qw ff j f I i Q i i 1 Lf Ci