Grand Canyon (AD 28) - Naval Cruise Book

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'G -4 S . 4 A ' ' im' 44 ' . I --+ ...Q H, 'Twas a long voyage homel The date of arrival remained a secret closely guarded by the angry Atlantic. Our crew made this the topic of great conversation and many wise remarks. It is our solemnwish that when on occasion you sit with your children or old shipmates and rehash the tales of the world's many wonders you will never grow tired perusing the efforts put forth by the staff in the editing of this journal of the U.S,S. GRAND CANYON, A salute through the years to our shipmatesl May we all arrive at the ultimate port-of-call, ready, willing and able, with our Log stamped excellent to outstanding , approved by Heaven's C.N.O, Nice having been your shipmate. The Sta what -' -55'-,. q Tom Galligani, YN3, The inspiration of THINK! Tireless and indefatigableg million dollar ideas and no money. Jack Hammond, RMSNg The Michael- angelo - Cellini, whose art and arti- facts have made this journal outstand- ing. Others have helped, lest theybe slight- ed - the gang from the Print Shop - , Buggert - Those who contributed their photos - to all - Gracias, Amigosl' Donald Peterson, PH2, Al Gallanthen, PH3g and Leon Walker, PHSN, You see Europe and the Med through their cameras. Can't say enough in praise of your efforts. Charles Manlove, Ll-1, Technical ad- visor and chief problem solver. A big help in a big job. John Sisk, SN, if pc pays Sisk is assured of first money. All the lettering is his work. it aug DEOICRTION ON P6 1 A Marlboro veteran wrote this in 1700. Winston Churchill quoted it in addressing Officers of the U. S. Army and Navy in Washington on 9 March 1946 5 I i i w t ffsqs- i li 5 E i is we i ii I I if E I 1- l l i i L . V- ... . U W, ,-1-V--W sf- 1 ---jr----f -'z-2.,::',- nrzrq ii