Sioux (TF 75) - Naval Cruise Book

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The fair breeze blew The white foam flew The furrow followed free. We were the flrst . - uv, Q Ti-!fiQ..ft fi? z nf mb .wr -.-ff' a xv: 'I'hat ever burst 'A Into that silent sea Samuel Taylor Coleridge Rlme of the Ancient Mariner A monollthlc giant, lncomparably the maj esty of all natureg lts ebb and flow like-nt-tl tn the very splrlt of Man. To hear its pe-at-vful rush Onto the land: to feel its wetness tr at r Q- fa s the feet and bury them ln the sand, to smt-ll tn.- lllr heavy with IIS brlneg these art- tht- st-tt Its slmple beauties and lts time l t-ss mar ha vt' captivated Man fo re ve r. The P h tl Q- n t t- t la n K-. scrawled their way to wealth across lt Th.- blood of great warriors was she-tl, and th.- names of legendary heroes were- rnudt- upun lt Yet, for all of Man's tles to the- sea, ht- know-a little of its greatest secrets ln an age of discovery and ph enum Q- n nl l6Chl't0l0glC8l deVel0pmerll, wt' huvv tmnqttvro-tl nearly every great frontier. ln Muna tlwalre- ter knowledge: ln hls quest to tame the untnmt-ahh-, to explain the unknown: to make my-att-ry truth, moreover. to glve order to e x l s t Q- n t- Q-, ht- has not been able to control the sea Ht- can mat pn- tltt-t ttf. twnatztmr he Cclltftul leash its unbridled gala'-r Ht- remains tht- x tctlnt of her fickle wakw IM- mt-tm tl! tht- SIOUX have just spent 8 rnnntn-Q. lu wld-.v pat-tm-r-:tltlp ss 1 th this unruly ltttlx NM' haw Q-tt-n st-t-n he-r tntmds, from u wh:-.pt-rlrtg valrtt tw tlu- rttglttg furor ofa ty- ptt-wrt lt rum: fmt' Itttlt- f-hlp uv huvt' t'ut'5t'd hor mtl !'Yl !ll0'!L!'w -lf th-h.trttt'tltrtt, and lwptgt-ti for het :ttf-rt-1. MM- tmu- -.tulle-tl lmvk nl ht-r ln times of gt-'.1vt-fttl vmxv-. tml! mall tlrt-t-lv!-i Ht't'b1'HUlytihd lt--r tttrrtu-nt th.-rt tra, tht- quit-t :solitude Of her nw.--r -'ntltng Mm- haw ht-ld tts both prisoner ,mtl Hljlunl Watt: this lt-wk tu- have- not only vaught the tmp-vrt.mt hurnan mtvrnvnt-a uf our hmonth West- l'.tt- t-r'nm- but haw alan shown tht- st-a as we mu- at-.-rt ta.-r In thvfst' nmtxls she- has earned .mr l-tw t-nr tllS1tlRlfl, twcaslonally our hatred. but frm-at nf all our rr-sept-Ct SIOUX3z71-72 6890 I 1