Garcia (DE 1040) - Naval Cruise Book

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CDR JOHN M. LANGFORD, USN x aFVU!iMm nrrr ' i ) m n v wj a

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CDR CHRISTOPHER J. LIMERICK, JR., USN !■ pF

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CDR ALVIN R. KARN, JR., LCDR KENNETH G. CLARK, USN Commander Karn left the ship in Copen- hagen for duty at the U.S. Naval Academy. He spent nearly 18 months aboard the GARCIA as the ship ' s X.O. His most memorable moment as navigator was no doubt his last, witnessing the sail boat with the two topless Danish lasses who caused the ship to have a 38 degree star- board list as we entered Copenhagen harbor. «t 1 I I do the Navigating around here and I ' ll leave the paperwork for my relief! I ' ve got to fix this thing before Roth gets back on the Bridge. USN Lieutenant Commander Clark reported aboard the GARCIA in Copenhagen and was privileged to navigate the ship through such perilous waters as The Rosyth Bridge, The Arctic Ocean, The Mined Waters of The Gulf of Fin- land and the sailboat infested waters of the Kattegat and Skaggerak. This paperwork is thing else. some- I ' ve got to remember where I put my hat. I ' m not going to Quarters again without it. It ' s the seventh one I ' ve lost in two weeks.