Glacier (WAGB 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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Glacier ' s own Fire Department Harley really gets into his role as he does a prettv mean imitation of a PASSAGE WAY ON FIRE SURVIVAL GAMES The most important games we play deal with disasters we fervently hope never to see - though it is a serious subject and ardous work, we managed to have fun even as we polished our crisis skills. All our time and trouble was vindicated when we resolved our major conflagration drill in 55 minutes. Rocha this drill is tough enough - speak English not Spanish we ' re on the ship not in South America! Hang on Mart) ' . I almost got the hose to fit 59

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FUN GAMES After a long hard days work many of us would get together with friends and relax over a table game. Everyone has their favorite There are devoted Dungeons and Dragons players, cut throat pinocle and poker sharks, chess and scrabble enthusiasts, there were even checkers and Domino groupies. The ship organized tour- naments and even held skeet shoots. Look Ham- no more helo ops. Hey guys I think someone rigged the deck. I only have face cards. ' ijis ' :S : :|jS ' 3! 1 J I E Ek v y m - ;SJ3 • T Jk 94 r i The best strategy is a well placed mirror, ask SS3 Vivero. 58 What do you mean dawg isn ' t a word! •I J • ••ft M But Doc which reality is the truuV

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Four men who truly deserve the honorary title Red Noses that is on their Antarctii crossing certificates. Don ' t blame me. he asked for Marine Whitewalls! ONE STEP BEYOND A ship underway is a miniature city. The Coast Guard, unlike the Navy, does not have specific rates to cover those odd but extremely important jobs in the post office, ship ' s store, barbers, etc. Instead some of the ship ' s company volunteer their time and service to the smooth running and high morale of Glacier. These men and women go one step beyond duty to make Glacier a more comfortable and hospi- table ship to live on. Thanks for a job well done. BARBERS MKC Hudson, EM3 Gonzales and SS3 Clerico worked as ship ' s barbers between watches and work. They were perhaps most appreciated the day before we pulled into a port where for many truly became life and liberty savers. DIVERS MST3 Nasse, LT Melort, DC1 Harris, DCC Pardi and MK1 Magaro (not pictured) upper right, helped the scientist ' s dive team in the ice and were used to inspect the hull at Palmer. This year they really earned their dive The hams tune us into the world while the DJ ' s tune us out of it pay. HAMSHACK RM2 Dunn, MST2 Fisher, ET2 Parsons and AT2 Cashman operating on RM2 Dunn ' s amateur radio license made all those calls home from the middle of nowhere possible at all times of day and night 62 VJs and D Js ENS Keppler, SK2 Hewitt, AD2 Manning, RD2 Crofoot, EM3 Fisher, RD3 Sapp and FN Walton entertained us with TV and radio broadcasts. Thanks also to the mess attendants who made popcorn for the movies.