Kiska (AE 35) - Naval Cruise Book

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Sweeping lbelowj is one of many chores performed daily GRE GRD The structure and organization of Y a naval ship is not unlike a piece of music: both have their tempo, . their tone and their composer tto T Sailors And The Sea . . . , name a tewj. Along with its Thoughts On Music. multi-faceted pattern, music can also include the lonely solo. Music is as universal as Life itself. 5 mmumlf SU'lgF1'n evoke emo' The intennen ot' this theme will be tions and memories about a lover explored and developed long torgouen' A Song about the throughout the following pages. It Ze? CSI? relive Ihollgwhti, abfmt is our hope that by its conclusion, ne? 5 an purpows 0 d mme you will understand the unique p S relationships your sailors have to , , , , . , one another in com osin It is with this in mind we intro- P g duce to you our song, our way of recalling a time soon to become , but 3 memory- Gregory Sands Dejean, Editor Our Song Of The Sea. l l l 4 . G 7 5 .. 1 I 1 my ,ps .nav 1 4 ' 1, ei 'Md' 'n - UM Whit!!! lfllii, Awll-1 el '- , n e e trncc respite is needed by this hard-working sailor tabovej Bull Diamond Ball frightj being during one ol'm'1ny days ofAirhe1ds ' ' - 1 J in the North Ar'tbi'1n Sea ' ' ' ' - hoisted by Signalmen.

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K MX' Q I l l n I A I 1: J M One ofthe pleasures while underway is receiving mail tbelowl. whether it be a personal letter. a magazine ora newspaper. Here we see an anxious crew member who just couldn't wait to peruse a newsletter. -nhl' inn- 5'-Q 1:1522 X The J -L board tabovel provides V Li' -.K u u w n . crucial information to bridge ,, . , ig 4 I 132' Preserving a ship's skin with paint 4 1 tlettj is a seemingly never-ending it 3 . ., ,4e, f neee ss it y. personnel on other nearby vessels.