Farragut (DDG 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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Photos by: JO3 Sundt 1 1 4 T Freddle Dlaz LIVE muslc on the h1gh seas'7 It s a pleasure cru1se Tlghtq Wrong but whenever Blue Water Bayou strlkes up a tune FARRAGUT sa1lors f1nd pleasure 1n the muslc they play FARRAGUT crewmembers weren t the only sa1lors to enjoy Blue Water Jams As we pulled alongs1de our replenlshrnent o1ler the USS DETROIT AOE 4 D9tTO1t s crew was greeted by some good old country rock1n muslc You haven t llved unt1l you ve seen a 250 pound fuel o1l rrgger dolng the tw1st to a Roy Rogers yodel sung by Blue Water s own GMM2 Robert Moore Rolando Valdes Fred Draz

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John Romero MM ., . X l Y -. -x-, ,ssh -ms E i , -vm-m,wm.-wM..,.M.i 'H l George Dillah un ty According to the band members and the people who attended the concerts from the ship, the most memorable dances for which the band performed were the two which took place over the Labor Day weekend in Alexandria, Egypt. More than 1,000 Egyptians showed up to listen and dance to the American band. Once again as Egyptian and American shared this musical experience, the mutual understanding which seems to come from music's own special language, drew people together who probably would never have come into contact otherwise. 4 Bob Moore uf 1 4