Glacier (WAGB 4) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1986

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SN Carlson Mr. Carr ' s Lumber yard gang. On Deep Freeze 86 many long hard working hours were put in by Deck Depart- ment to help make this trip successful. It al- ways seemed that there was plenty of time for work or watch but never enough time for sleep. Some ol the tasks completed were unloading 125 tons of cargo, keeping the ships maintenance up, doing boat ops lor the scientists and divers at a moments notice and even painting the hull on their libert) time to get the ship reach to pull into San Francisco. Those were just a lew things Deck Department did to make- this such a successful Deep Freeze. But all and all the did manage to find enjo meiit mi most ol the cruise and especially in the foreign ports. Moving right along. Touch and goes one more time? 97

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- - THE BOSUN CW02 CARR FIRST LIEUTENANT, PAO Deep Freeze was a great success due in part to a tremendous effort by the group known as the Deckies. Their performance and commitment ensured that Glacier met and exceeded all operational commitments and tasks required. They have reason to be proud of their accomplishments. From off- loading the lumber-yard to the many Zodiac launchings, they met all chal- lenges. From loading tons of cargo to the countless flight quarters evolutions they proved confident and responsible. Theirs is the Deep Freeze to remember. They can say — Well Done. CW02 Can- introduced the Sea Cadets to deck sea- manship. Sea Cadets Graham and O ' Sullivan pose with their families prior to departure. Mi BMC Mulford BM2 Butts BM2 Terrell HP BM3 Harris BM3 Lee X 96



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Foot fetish anyone? Chippendale ' s eat your heart out! SACobb SN Cole, Jr. % 1 owe, I owe, so off to work I go. SN Dahlin S J Dannelly P H T NO T P SADevine 5A Evraets I The Newtonian Theory of the apple dropping on one ' s head. BM2 Butts became a recipient of that idea when the BMC left with the ASB and the BM 1 could not make the trip due to illness. Glacier has the larg- est afloat deck force with BM2 Butts as the supervisor. He performed his tasks with expertise and managed to keep Deck Force working as a team. BM2 Butts pulled with Deck Force to accomplish all that was required or asked of the Deck Department during this Deep Freeze.

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