Knapp (DD 653) - Naval Cruise Book

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.YYY 0061 T' w. W G. Osborne' Miueff R. D' 9. F- -D eXOflg' ? er dues 7, TJ- . R' C. W' E. Newby' 3 Hager' D F Kieinhom' R Ni- Tait, H, L JaoK'5On,5i.Dr9W Johnston' M' l st flow: Schlvenhu rsen 5' hind H' 3 W' N055 1 'Pete iv. AS? 13.0-Hoff' ' W- R' Bow: R' E Hass, 3' ier Ps- H' frmbodeaui -xg. 3' 3. A. are ROW: kinds' 3' I The E-2 Division Here we are sitting aboard ship on another duty weekend. It seems as though we are the only ones that ever get the duty. Well, as I sit in the compartment waiting for them to pipe down holiday routine, and thinking about the fun the rest of the boys will have on liberty. I hear someone let out a scream that is enough to chill your blood. I go and try to locate where it came from and find that it came from Chas, VENTUS over in the corner, he had just been beaten out in 2 card games. They have just piped down holiday routine and all engineers make a bee-line for their racks. We just start to relax when the messenger OH the watch enters our spacious quarters and tells us that all hands are to lay down to our spaces. When we ar- rive, we find that Peach PHILLIPS and his side kick North Korean MLARLOW have just found some work for us to do. The first guy that starts yelling is Seagull METREYEON the man wh ' , o 1S a meal. He had just started to get hot in the card game when he was called. always complaining about the chow, but never missed You can hear the rest of the gang complaining about turning to on holiday routine. Ygu Cailqhif AL Ape CALIOTO yelling to Fatso lvlclflblg to get farther down in the bilges. CQIH95 me knock ofl: and everybody leaves the engine roilmg start back to the compartment, when suddeumou set upon by the duty MAA forabeing Ouj of dow topside, and the saying goes SomedayS1f pay to get out of the rack . 6 like Comes Sunday morning, the day evelyoljl SIE, they can sleep late, as We try to get as 111210 init as we can. You can hear Tidis 23225 Ne, rack tr in to 3 someone out 0 SU ' comes ythg alvlgld Russianv MIHALSKH Whse hardly wait untill they pipe down sick cal, S0 take muster. d to Sly just about the time that you are T93 Your he, again, you hear someone snoring, y0H tugggl Sucjdj and iind out that it is Hose Nose E in air. nd theen As wc como to the end of our st0fYS1unick any of the day you can hear BathlESS of the dav you can hear BathlesS 5 that they have just taken a shower. HUNICK at

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u x ., , ,mu ,, , S 55, I 51' 1st Row: R. G. Saxer, H. C. McNeill, Jr., W. P. McGovern, H. W. Saphore 2nd Row: R. E. Marlow, W. E. Phillips, L. H. Bechtel, C. L. Delong, E. P. Ma.g'1'uder. J. J. Duffy 3rd Row: R. M. Shunick, G. O. Lamb, J. E. Metreyon, R. M. Jensen, G. D. Eckles 41311 Row: R. E. Johnston, W. Gordon. M. Dosil, H. O. Harrison, A. Mihalsky, J. D. Eash , wwf - . 1,8 , 8 ' ' .M X al wif Ng . X gk , . K I S - ,gi ' ,A V, 4 'I ! 1st Row: K. G. Newell, D. W. Rem, D. F. Miner, B. D. Wilkes, R- L- -lense H Han 2nd Row: J. P. Taylor, W. A. Shroyer, J. H. Alexander, H. L. Gobbell, - '. ' R. E. Nipper H 3rd Row: W. S. Gipe, J. D. Christopher, R. J, Olson, J. E. Forrseter, T. W. Shorte , R. E. Reahl, K. R. Ashley, W J 4th Row: R. E. lVIichiS'an, D. A. MCNii.l11Z1l'9-, R. L. Munley, K. E. Huffman, . . Rosa, G. H. Smith n

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