Mars (AFS 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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, ? ,JI Z J fff f M tx' ! Ja M I CIW ,, I4 f' J , f' M W, , sm ' ,, ,.. ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT YOKOSUKA, JAPAN NOVEMBER ONE is the first of MARS' Seven plus One, and November 1970 commenced our odyssey with con- flicting emotions: Sadness at separation from loved ones and countryg Wanderlust and eager anticipation of seven exciting months in WESTPAC. For many our first port-of-call, Yokosuka, Ja- pan, was a homecoming in itself. From 1963 to 1970 Yoko served as the MARS' homeport and many a Martian reflected on nostalgic moments flashing from the past while we prepared to moor as a guest this time. And soon the time came to go to work. Our work: replenishing the Seventh Fleet. Operating in the Gulf of Tonkin and coastal waters of South Vietnam at sev- en day intervals, our first day's toil commenced on Yankee Station.

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ENS R. E. HAMMOND 1? . K my ADMIN DEPARTMENT, better known as Ship's Office, is responsible for the Commands official correspondence, legal matters under the auspices of the Legal Officer, maintenance of service records, and for receiving, transferring, reenlisting, and separating personnel. Admin Department is directly re- sponsible to the Executive Officer. Front row: YN2 MCCLENNY, PCSN KERR, PC2 HENDERSON, PNSN CISNEROS. Second row: SA BURRIS, PN2 WHITE, YN3 WHITLEY, SN GASAWAY. Third row: MMCS NOVIDO, BTC DOLAN, YN3 ZAWOJSKI, PNSN KLINGER, SN HAIL, SM1 LIN- TON, YNC HUNTER, ENS HAMMOND W ' 2, my , ff, , , wilt