Princeton (CG 59) - Naval Cruise Book

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Q to T on D1v1s1oN ' bf As you walk the decks of any warship, and PR1N CETON in particular, you canat help but see the results ofthe Boatswain mate 's tireless efforts. F rom the many hours standing watch on the bridge and aft lookout, to the long hours at flight quarters waiting and hoping the next hit will be followed by a mail call. And lets not forget about all the numerous UNREP's that they do every week to keep the ship fueled, but we can't have an UNREP without a VERTRER How else will the crew get all the great ice cream that they love so much, or the hot wings for Saturday night Surprise. Those are just a few of the things we do underway. However, inport it's all about the usidesu. Who else would get into a small paint punt, stand on a rocking paint float or even hang over the side in a Boatswain chair just to make sure that the ship is looking her best .... we do. So you say c'that's too much workn, well for the men of lst Division, it's all in a days work. The Bad Boys of OD Waiting to f'Knock Off SN Gonzalez Bustin, Rust 52 KM .V.. I V,mmh.Htkt.,,w I f up 'sawn R Q S, Nyzqvvrm-dr . . ..f,.,.g.. -...,... ,A ,.. - X -.ywf , ENS Miller Cformer lst LTD and ENS Broome Ccurrent lf' LTU

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