La Salle (LPD 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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i ,gunna-Q. vnfxw. xx-.H .zu-s-mnr'gnmm:-na. North Layet Sallese Recently captured onboard LA SALLE was this photo of some of the world's most important North Layet Sallese. From left to right, up, down and across they are as follows: Gily Gily Serrano - field cook for the Ward- roomese dynasty, Gily Gily got his name from the battle of Gily-Gily fought not far from Pork Chop Hill. Al Capone Albano - perpetrator of a thousand hilariums, he is seen in the photo fingering his favorite revolutionary instrument, the harmonium harps ichord. Ritty Ritualo - noted for a first name resembling the firing of a ma- chine gun, Ritty has distinguished himself as a corny breakout man. Center front is Moustache Medina - international playboy and front man for various North Layet Sallese organizations including the dreaded Pineapple Panthers. Cen- ter back is A. C. Aceveda - better known as Ace , this desperado has distinguished himself by remarking, l regret that I only have five million four hundred and fifty thousand hairs to give to my country. Wearing the White stove- pipe hat With W. R. Mess insignia is W. R. Mess himself, who goes under the codename of Sad- sarin. Rumored to have a recipe for world rev- olution W. R. is as closely watched as, say, steak on a hot tin grill. Villa Valencia, next right, speaks several languages and is thought to be the real 'brains' of the outfit although he denies this claiming he prefers 'rice' instead. And finally, in the corner is Romeo Romero who has probably cooked more gooses than any man alive. Not shown in the photo is leader of the N.L.S., Ho Chief Driver. Chopped brains tonight. TN Austria DIVISION SDC E, L. Driver North Layets after Pork Chop Hill at Porto Scudo. TN Clemente and Cambrian comrades.