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STATISTICS TOTAL PAYROLLS EXPENDED: $1,714,772.97 (6.843 checks issued) NUMBER OF SUPPLY REQUISITIONS: 7,782 AMOUNT SPENT ON REQUISITIONS: $2,062,748.71 CANS OF SODA CONSUMED: 240.120 HAIRCUTS: 6,900 POUNDS OF LAUNDRY PROCESSED: 298,719 TOTAL SALES FOR SHIP'S STORE: $241,531.94 FOOD CONSUMED: HAMBURGER: 21,968 POUNDS LETTUCE: 6,291 POUNDS HOMOGENIZED MILK: 5400 GALLONS CHOCOLATE MILK: 527 GALLONS FRANKFURTERS: 3390 POUNDS SUGAR: 13,320 POUNDS EGGS: 13,740 DOZEN COFFEE GROUNDS: 2,160 POUNDS STEAK: 3,221 POUNDS LOBSTER: 1,839 POUNDS NUMBER OF UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENTS: 53 NUMBER OF FLIGHT QUARTERS: 246 TOTAL MILES: 57.016 (AVERAGING 7,670 MILES MONTHLY OR 282 MILES DAILY) NOTE: THE DISTANCE AROUND THE EARTH AT THE EQUATOR IS 11,600 MILES. NAUTICAL SHEETS PLOTTING CHARTS USED: 217 MAXIMUM DEPTH OF WATER DURING CRUISE: 3,600 FATHOMS (21,600 FEET) DEPTH OF WATER DURING SWIM CALLS: 2,100 FATHOMS (12,600 FEET) TEMPERATURE OF WATER DURING SWIM CALLS: 83° F WARMEST WATER RECORDED: 91 °F (ARABIAN SEA) COLDEST WATER RECORDED: 63°F (PACIFIC OCEAN) STRONGEST WIND RECORDED: 47 KNOTS TRUE ouiiace Warfare urticer (WestPac Qualifiers) LT Fred Beall, LTJG Tom Nedervold, LT Everett Parvin, LTJG Roy Johnson, LT Tom Vosloh. LTJG Thomas Drzewiecki, LTJG Bob Willegal. LT Richard Flak and LTJG Richard Ayers - not in picture. 94 AVERAGE DAILY TEMPERATURE AT SEA: 72.5°F MISCELLANEOUS NAVIGATIONAL INFORMATION: 46 OF THE 57 NAVIGATIONAL STARS AVAILABLE AND ALL PLANETS WERE USED FOR A TOTAL OF 2,612 •'SHOTS'' WE VIEWED SUCH NATURAL PHENOMENON AS THE SOUTHERN CROSS, THE FALSE CROSS. THE SECOND BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE SKY (CANOPUS) AND THE VERY BRIGHT STAR ARCHERNAR. THESE MAY ONLY BE SEEN FROM THE MID-LATITUDES AND SOUTH. CELESTIALOBSERVATION WAS PREVENTED BY BAD WEATHER DURING 23 DAYS WE CROSSED THE EQUATOR AT 0215 22 JANUARY AT 105°40.2'E WE CROSSED THE INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE HEADING WEST AT 23°05'N 31 AUGUST WE CROSSED THE INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE HEADING EAST AT 23°23 N 17 FEBRUARY WE SPENT THANKSGIVING AT 20°59'N 059°07.2'E (ARABIAN SEA) WE SPENT CHRISTMAS AT 21°35’N 061°35'E (ARABIAN SEA) WE SPENT NEW YEAR'S DAY AT 21°22N 059°57’E (ARABIAN SEA) WE PASSED THROUGH 32 TIME ZONES NORTHERNMOST POINT OF DEPLOYMENT: 24°15'N (GULF OF OMAN) SOUTHERNMOST POINT OF DEPLOYMENT: 00°01’S (SOUTHEAST OF SINGAPORE) WHILE THE SHIP WAS AT IT'S FARTHEST EXTENTION OF THE DEPLOYMENT (20°59'N 059°07’E), THE DISTANCE TO SAN DIEGO CONTINUING WEST WOULD HAVE BEEN 9.461 MILES. OUR RETURN TRIP EAST TOOK US 11,099 MILES. Enlisted surface Warfare specialist (vVestrac Qualifiers) GMM1 Louis Smith. BTCS Kenneth Lissimore. ETC Michael Shelton, YN1 David Daley. BTC Chester Kennison, RMC Dennis Mills, BM1 William Walters, RM1 Richard Thomas, QM1 James Barnhart, GMM1 Bruce Risely. MR1 Wendell Bonwell and GMM2 Donald Green - not in picture.