Hooper (DE 1026) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1964

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OPERATICJNS The bridge resounded in a voice demanding and clear, Combat, what's wrong with Pri CI up here? Combat, issuing forth with a terrifying roar, Radio, dammit what h in four a 71' , ve you Sonar, not to be outdone, Comes a timely request for SODA in one. The staff, in a sinister voice full of glee, Who do you have copying common on three? All radarman in utter despair Chew on their nails and pull at their hair. Pay little attention to our babbling profane, For really, all radarman are slightly insane. ,.,W,,mWM,,WWmW, N,,, .,,,,.,,f,,.,,,,.,, 'ff' if f f .fll M T 24 5 ff 4 i f Z f gf i z ',v. , fy ' fl ,Tjyy , A ,ff J , T S f , z 1? 1 ff 'I ' 7 2 W ff f Www E 7 ,W f V., ?W : f ff 5 , iff? T' ' ff 12 P11 liz? if f ' Operations is clearly the department of chaos. Besides the chaos in CIC, there is also the chaos in radio, on the signal bridge, in the ship's office and occasionally in the chart house. The operations department is concerned primarily with communications and intelligence, but it also embraces the navigational, medical, and administrative as- pects of the ship.

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SUBIC BAY After some thirty days on station off Viet Nam, Hooper received her turn at up- keep. A TAV was scheduled for the Pied- mont, and feverishly the engineers tore down tired equipment. Then three days later they just as feverishly put everything back together as all the ships got underway to ride out Typhoon Sally. Sally never materi- alized, much to the snipes' disgust, but to the relief of ever one else. Evenings andlweekends were spent using the 'splendid recreational facilities of the Naval ' Station or sampling the atmosphere of i 1 Olongapo. The general consensus was that the recreational facilities were excellent, while the town left something to be desired. A few hardy souls managed to make trips out into the countryside and discovered that the Philippines are quite rustic Late in the cruise I-looper returned to Subic for a short upkeep period before re turning to the States This was during the rainy season and the wardroom crew base ball games had a decidedly muddy flavor The cry Slide was taken literally far too often . 0 . , o ' ' ' , - . 4 I 'F' ' I . 9 ' - n 1 H ' H -4 ' I

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