Kiska (AE 35) - Naval Cruise Book

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l lt's never lun going tn Nletlieal tlweltmtt, hut it's Qwm I, l . I 1 l . - H C N WCQIIIS l IC LLlX'l1CltWt'jgyiIl ll s . . hetter than hetng stelx. ,. ' U - l lk PLN tlmx n ul tttipmtlmi lntm-,m,m,,L 'G-'Y 's .s 581541 ? JD . . ,U ,JM ,.e, 5 t , 3 It '69 ' p -. i -,N ij V L.fg'U-1 ' .yrs L L' I q I si ' e , Q F A The sweet sound of Revielle. revielle. all hands heave out and triee up l l 't l' el like lacing this particular day. ,e I moi greets a groggy sailor tabovet w to Q oesn e s .

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1 tMovem nt ggg old. JJ 6 1 .fzifl No one ever said it would be easy. Life at sea is a hardship that the average civilian can not even lufgin to compre- hend. However. sailors make the best ol' it, whether it be hard at work or enjoying some Llfe At Sea The following photo- graphs were taken in hopes of conveying thc day-to-day existence the men of KISKA lived for so many months. Some ofthe photographs re- veal the busy nature ol' lil'e at sea. while others Paperwork tbelowl is a never-ending tas wi? R spare time to read or watch television. speak of the many good times had by all. The largest department onboard is Deck. And it's no wonder due to the abundance of daily chores Because ot the corrosive nature of salt spray on the ship's skin frequent painting tabovel is one of those 30 necessary requirements. ...Q

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if 4 Two Boutswuin's Mates thelowt spend lime untungling some line. lvleunwhile. two Fire Control Technicians thuckgrounclj prepare to work on the ship's Close ln Weapons System QCIWSJ A' U 7 it And So The Many 'Days At Sea liegan, ,nv Our Executive Officer. LCDR Frodesen tbelowl. spent many hours on the ship's two bridge wings during at multitude of evolutions. Ensuring the crew is well-trained in at variety of skills is of ut- mml 'mP0 l1lI1CC, as in this 3-M System session fabovel. -.