Kiska (AE 35) - Naval Cruise Book

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ev... 3 1 j Foreword A Day ln The Life Cf K1sKA November ll, 1990 4? SL T .f I 1 44 - ! 1'l Q Time. We order our experiences, 1 I3 our memories and our lives with this invisible construction. With- out it, we would be lost in a l world of chaos, in a world with- out rhyme or reason. It is this very fact that drives us to divide and sub-divide in the notations of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months and years. These ' variables bring order. Even on a more symbolic level, Time can be used to compress a group of experiences that may extend over a long period into a smaller frame of reference to allow deeper comprehension. It is with this in mind that this book was designed. The theme A Day In The Life Of KISKA attempts to convey what a ' lengthy deployment entails by portrayed here could never hap- ' pen Cor if it did you would not want it tol. lt would be too ex- hausting. --IOZ Gregory Sands Dejean i l U 5 condensing it into a 24-hour X - period. This mythological day 2

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30688 ji Foreword Contents From The Commanding Dfficer From The Executive Dfficer From The Department Heads Reveille Quarters Turn To Titivate Ship Church Call Inspection, Berthing And Messing Pay Day Underway Replenishment Flight Quarters General Quarters Mail Call Knock Gff Special Evolutions Operation Desert Shield X Desert Storm Crossing The Line Tiger Cruise Welcoming Home Mug Shots Ports Of Call Baby Mugs lvliscellaneous Photographs f 2 4 5 6 8 10 12 24 26 28 30 32 36 40 42 44 54 56 60 64 68 78 94 95

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