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Page 38 text:
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THE CRUISE WITH MIXED EMOTIONS WE SHOVED OFF For six days we followed the sun westward. . . Our thoughts were still with those we left behind. And as the long, weary days and sleepless nights passed into yesterday we regained our sea-legs and began to look forward to the coming liberty port. K ! WWfBiMW Miil ' lllllir Iflllii ni '
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DENTAL 1 - .c COMMANDER GEORGE STURM, JR. Dental Officer Pittsburgh, Pa. ■.fjpi P 2 ' ( ( ' V ann J. Reed Irving, Texas You think taking care of your own 32 molars is a pain. What would you do if you had to worry about 16,000 or so, plus a few falsies thrown in? Well, that ' s the first concern of our dentist and his tech- nician. And some of us know how important they are, too, especially after that demolition crewman started lighting off dynamite sticks under our star- board bicuspid. Headed by Commander George Sturm, Jr., it is by a large margin the smallest department on the ship. The department ' s primary mission is to provide den- tal care for all personnel of the ship, plus preventing and controlling dental disease. Considering the prox- imity by which the crew of a ship has to live, this is a job that demands constant attention and a high degree of professional skill. And by golly, we ' re all glad to have these two fellows aboard. HOSPITALMEN DENTAL TECHNICIANS Commander Sturm: Don ' t Sweat It! This will hurl me more than it does you. f Cazier, Kauffroath Take Inventory
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Finally, we turned into that coral-edged channel and entered Pearl Harbor. Attention to Port was sounded, and our proud ranks saluted the barely- awash deck of the ARIZONA, the tomb of eleven hundred men of her valiant crew. As we eased alongside the pier many of our Officers and Senior Petty Officers shuffled anxiously. They had been here many times during the Pacific War, and already they could hear the melodious strains of Hawaiian guitars. And as the night closed about us we went ashore and watched the beautiful, brown girls wiggle their hula-welcome. . . H W 35
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