Kawishiwi (AO 146) - Naval Cruise Book

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ga Pf A s I 4 3 i.gL 1 . i 'Y sf 'ps f J. B xin Vho trip ac-ross the Pacific was long and soon thc daily mine bccanic monotonous, Onu Sunday afternoon a sinokcr ms organizcd, Thc rcsponsc was uxccllcnt as demon- vi yatcd on this pagc. AS much fun was had by thc spectators as by thc participants. Those men who demonstrated their ability in the ring are soon below with Captain Carpenter. NAL X If I it I X ' Q .....i.i,i,. '34, , Sl: ' Ill. ., ,-..-14.4 v-fly' mw-

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l ot' t . -. ,.'c,!.t,.. l if I . 6146-. A '1 The ship's final hours before leaving were spent at Victor Piers 'Quarters for Leaving Port' is passed over the l MC. Above, LT onlooding aviation gasoline. Shown above is one of the ship's SHERMAN at the right supervises. The next port and destination vehicles being lowered into the forward cargo hold. BEYNON, is Subic Bay, P. I. It will be a long time until Pearl Harbor will BM l, directs First Division in this tricky operation. again became a familiar sight. i' ii, - ,,....,1.1f . t ... A , iN:ih..xZ.,:1r.7?' ff..- sg. - T. l i ,..- it ' 'r ' 'W' -1 X ' . : - -s , it 5-ggjfr's12Q1fj ' ' g . , Q. 1 1 X 4. Nm, .-...--f'1'V ' iyie 1, if J-. .I , L ' L- ni. iw r - i' 1 Hmm t I 9 . f A - 4 u 4 .Nou Tumv. 'THIS is BAD... wmlr we smeuf. UPL i xl 3

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