Hewitt (DD 966) - Naval Cruise Book

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Now that ' s a big waterhole! -OTC Steve Which way to the beach? — FN Tony Hackleberg Cargiulo XO and MSSN Roy Bujanovsky sweat over a hot grill FN Kevin Murray and EM3 Jeff Tubbs demonstrate a new use for our TASS tail. EN3 Adams onlooking

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Romeo closed up— making the approach to USS Kansas City il i tin h The biting cold of the Northern Pacific, but welcome fuel of the Canadian ship, HMCS Provider OS2 McKaig and PN3 Talevera on station UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT— The com- mon-place yet often dangerous job of refueling and reprovisioning a ship at sea. Hewitt did it day and night under conditions varying from the tropical heat and smooth waters of the South China Sea to the freezing cold, winds, and mountainous seas of the Northern Pacific. The one common factor being that no matter where or when, Hewitt always performed pro- fessionally as a team. Foc ' sle Vertical Replenishment i