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THE MANY FACES CF A CAPTAIN A Captain must be many things. Certainly he must be a staunch warrior and a clever tactician. For in combat he will decide where and how the ship will fight. I-le will determine what becomes of his vessel and his men. In addition to being a competent naval strategist, he is also a judge charged with administering military justice. I-Ie is a personnel specialist, overseeing the procurement and training of his crew, and evaluating completely and fairly the per- formance of his officers. He is a manager and a coordinator who must be as knowl- edgeable about an engineering casualty as he is about the .status of the current budget. I-Ie isa ship handler -- the best. I-Ie is a teacher, imparting his vast store of knowl- edge to those who desire to learn. Yes, a Captain is many things, But, first and foremost, he is the commander of a United States Naval vessel -- an awesome responsibility. For someday he may be faced with making a decision, the results of which, could effect the destiny of not only his ship, but his country and the world as well.
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THE SHIP SHARPENS ITS AIM. ,. - H, , 1 Mount 32 prepares to take a surface exercise target under fire Qabovej. With the shooting over, many hours must now be spent cleaning and lubricating the recently fired gums. The 3 ! 50 guns make up the secondary battery on HULL. While the ir range is considerably shorter than the huge 5 !54, they are dependable weapons which may come in very handy against threatening small craft in the coastal waters off Vietnam. II ...U ..... ..., -.... . a-a,.,.. ....a.......-a.a...,,..e....,.,...-....- -.:g ... .a..,.,Q..--............... .-....,.,.....,.......,.....,...... .,.. -.,. L. V - - -
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