Glacier (WAGB 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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Golden Gate and Alcatraz ahead FISHERMAN ' S WHARF America at last: English spoken, rock-n-roll, Budweiser and McDonald ' s! Glacier moored next to Pier 39. Fisherman ' s Wharf, for Coast Guard Appreciation Day. The Wharf was alive with Coast Guardsmen. The Commandant used Glacier as a brow to the Rush for a tour of San Francisco Bay. The crew toured Alca- traz. rode cable cars and basically began to reassimilate themselves as Am ericans. SN Dahlin. SN Sembach. DC3 Trefielo. TT3 Kryzkwa; this Bud ' s for you! 48 The numerous street vendors and sidewalk acts made SS3 Clei happy camper

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f f ■ .t LT Ellis conducts RD3 Carter, SN Haynes and QM1 Fleming in a burning crescendo as CW03 Brady discovers the origin of the word charbroiled. c o o K O U T s You can change the menu. The cooks can even relocate the messdeck. But, the chowline is forever! EQUATORIAL EATING The flight deck is transformed for cookouts, when rank amateurs, filled with burning determination and little else, try their hand at feeding the crew (to the relief of the mess attendants and amusement of cooks). The dreaded memories of frigid flight ops fade away with the panoramic view of ocean and sky, the fresh trade winds cooling the evening, and the joyous informality of picnicking, hot dogs, ham- burgers, steaks and chicken take on a whole new flavor bar-b-qued in the fresh salt air. People cluster haphazardly about the deck according to interest groups instead of rank. An informal picnic is a re- laxing way to end a long hot summer day in the tropics. Jim, on the air not in the air. Behind those Foster Grants: LT Ellis and ET3 Braizer. ) I c This is not Burger King, you ' ll have it our way! Sure it ' s chicken. Now we know to what end SN Avery spent so much time saving lost birds!