Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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ENGINEERI G Born in the Kentucky hills, LCDR BOWEN launched his naval career upon graduation from the Naval Academy in 1951. Prior to reporting to GALVESTON ME RICHARD, USS TURNER the USS LINCOLN COUNTY as in 1962, he served aboard the USS BON HOM as Navigator and Chief Engineer, and Skipper',. In his capacity as Chief Engineer aboard GALVESTON, Mr. BOWEN, or Steely Eyed BOVVENH as he is sometimes referred to, has utilized his knowled- gable background and steadfastness to organize a polished engineering team. His congeniality and wit has been the springboard from which the departmentis intership public relations has flourished. During this cruise, the engineering department has prospered under the cognizance of our able leader. From the 54,000 horsepower main engines to the gedunk'sU ice cream machines, the Chief Snipe's watchful eye has guided the maintenance and operation of the machinery necessary for the answering of all bells at all times. Mr. BOWEN has a wife, FLO,' and 3 Spitting images, Iimmy, John, and Ioe. Supplementing his family interests and military duties, the Chief Engineerls enthusiasm has most recently been captivated by the ravishing sounds in stereophonic-from Mendelssohn to Mitch MILLER. Other interests are hunting Qwild gamej, fishing, and an occasional engineering luncheon. 116