Greenwich Bay (AVP 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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MIDWATCH - The long- est minutes of the day... minutes of dark loneli- ness. . .time for hot coffee and somber reflections. . . deep thought to solve the most perplexing problem of all: How can it be to- morrow when it's still to- night? 5 .1143 xg' f 'L' I . '7 I i ,f ' A--1-4,4- W: X 'L V I : 1 ly fifty! E 1 p +3 . 1 .L S ,fi ' g Sy.. I 1 gm L1-11... 415' BIRTHDAYS - You a- wake one day 10,000 miles from home. . . it's the same as any other day. . .you go to work and do your job and then, suddenly, you realize you're ayear older. . . now, life has begun to seem swift in its pace...then, on an appointed day during each month, all your shipmates who celebrate the same month of birth get together for a steak dinner and a birthday cake that warms your heart. . . yOU'1'G I1O'C forgotten.