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POS TSCRIPT On Friday, 1 May 1970, the following were awarded USS Gallant officers and men, in order of presentation: 1969 White Hat Award: SK1 Bafucal C. O. Gallant Letters of Commendation: SN IOIUHSOD ETN 2 Rosensteel EN1 Schroeder SFP2 Greeson Com Seventh Flt Letters of Commendation C52 P611HiI1gI0l1 , , ' STG2 Hughes EN2 Larson DC2 Hoey S K1 Batuc al Good Conduct Medal: STG2 Huges fFirst Awardj RD1 Kabel fSecond Awardj Combat Action Ribbon: SN Fellows fPrevious commandsj BM3 Mangin HM1 Stevens LT. Lamping Navy Achievement Medal: RM3 Gillett EN2 Goodemote RD1 Kabel LTJG Picciuolo SM2 Bisenius fPrevious commandj Navy Commendation Medal: Lt Lamping BM1 Boyce fPrevious commandy Bronze Star Medal: LCDR R. L. Freehill THE EDITOR wishes to express thanks to photo editorNeal Larson. Some of his pictures are of best professional quality. Also, to the XO who supervised and assisted. And most especially, thanks goes to the crew, without whose collec- tive sweet tooth the financing of this book would not be possible.
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Statistics The following are not necessarily official statistics, but give some idea what goes into an eight month cruise on a minesweeper. The ship's beefy Packards burned 233, 198 gallons of fuel, and ' soaked in 16, 047 gallons of lube oil. Spare parts for all departments netted about 340, 840. And the crew consumed 10,000 pounds assorted fresh meat, 800 gallons of ice cream, and 5,000 gal- lons of fresh milk. Also, 6,000 pounds of bread. No one bothered to record how many times Doc Stevens suggested we clear the mess decks, but responsible estimates go into the millions. Men in the engineering department who stood sound and security watches in three sections through- out the cruise, logged in 325 watches each. Each radioman worked about 1, 900 hours on watch. Throughout the cruise, 1, 300 messages were sent out and 200 relayed for other stations. Roughly 350, 000 broadcast messages were screened ,by radiomen and electronic technicians. The. teletypes unraveled 360 rolls of paper. Meanwhile, the Combat Information Center obtained 2, 880 radar fixes on the DMZ, and 4, 232 during the deployment. Underway, the crew snorted down over 24,000 cans of soft drinks. And ashore, we spent a recorded 323,494 37 on purchases, as declared to customs. 1 l
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