Isle Royale (AD 29) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-2 Back How (L-R): Flowberg FA, Newport FN, Scissons SN, Pantel FA, Jones SA, Woods FA, Quillen FN, Scharf SN. Fareell FN. Elms FA, Yates FN, Robledo FN, Midgett FA, Bunopane FN, Jensen FA, Allen FA, Burns SN, Molletl SN. Tso SN. Cain SA. Peterson FN, Rdndero FN. White SN, Evans SN, Vestal SN, Dobson FA, MeKennj FA, Hunch FN. Sinikins SN, Delmage CSSA. Front Row: Kimsey CS 3, Rogers CS 3. Robinson TM 2, Bramblett TM2, Hrcclil CS2, Dunn CS 1, LTJG Bennett. Lamb CSC.Wilson CS 1, Greene EM 2, Tapungol Ski ' . Martin CS 3, Konefal CS 3, Leyba CSSN. Ware CSSN, Flurry Page CSSN. S-2 Division entered WestPac with mixed emotions, the nostalgia ol leasing our loved ones behind combined with the excitement and anticipation of the coming ports. Of the many ISLE POYALE firsts on this cruise, the one that effected S-2 Division the most was our extended stav off the coast of Viet Nam. During this period we were forced to rely upon our seldom used dehydrated products in lieu of fresh produce. But due to the versatility of the - ha ntlled without a hitch. pro bk- ms were Gee it is edible ! ! ! DA ! What Jo I do now ChieJ . ' . ' Ire you am s j or real ? Just ii little more flavoring

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Chu Lai water taxi e map savs . Bachelor party ? Have a San Miguel

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There can be no doubt that our Division managed to travel, see, and participate in all of the activities that have given the Orient its fabled name. Whether it be the great snow ; of Mt. Fuji, the Wanchi district of Hong Kong or possibly just silting on a quiel beach ii -.ubic Bay with a cool San Miquel at hand, our troops were there. At journev ' s end, when the sea stories start, our trip to WestPac will be thought ol ,is .1 great journev to exotic ports and full of heroic tales of the great mysterious war ship anchored oft the coast of Chu Lai . S-3 Division offers to the ISLE ROYALE the services of a Barber Shop, Laundry, Drv-Cleaning plant, Cobbler, Tailor, Ship ' s Store, Soda Fountain, Vending Machines and Clothing Store. The Barber Shop has three chairs and offers fine service, just ask any of the barbers. Two chairs serve the crew while the remaining chair is reserved for Officers and CPO ' S. Parker SH-i, Williams SH-3, Jones SH-3, Rasmussen SN and Dewitt SN, wield the shears. The laundry was completely renovated during the Ship ' s yard period and now possesses the latest in modern laundry equipment. Flowers SH-i supervises the Button Crushers ; Bertrand SFI-3, Johansson SN, Perrodin SA, Wahite SA, Lamb SN, Simms SN, Castaneda SN, Nesbitt SA. and Ross SA. The Dry-Cleaning plant is operated is operated by Hubbard SH-3, Donahue SH-3, and Caple SN. Also located in the D.C.P. is the tailor, Trow Sh-i. The Ship ' s Store, honcho ' d by Smokev the Bear , (also known as Lynch SA), and Moore SH-2 offers for sale not only necessities but also gift items. The top S-3 gedunker, Franklin SN, heads up the Sada fountain. The vending machines have been operated by Dewitt SN, Farrel SN, and williams SH-3. Way up forward Clothier operates the clothing store and cobbler shop. Finally, Flowers SH-i maintains the Division ' s storerooms. The profits about $9,000.00 per year, generated by Ship ' s Store, Soda Fountain, and Vending Machines are turned over to the Ship ' s Welfare and Recreation Fund. Supervising S-3 Division are LTJG Cosgrove and Chief Cowart. •:. -- ' , . • v- » |f ™- ™ ' ?■ -4 ,t 3 — t- , ' 2 .-.JuH- . II ' ■- -■• Front Row (L-R): Williams SH 3. Hubbard SH 3. Moore SH 2. LTJG Cosgrove. Parker SH 1. Clothier SH 2, Jones SH 3, Donahue SH 3. Back Row: Nesbitl SV Simms SN, Lynch SA, White SN, Ross SN, Franklin SN, Caple SN. Lamb SN. DeWitt SN. Rasmussen SN, Castaneda SN. Not Shown: Flowers SH 1 Winchak SN.