Tattnall (DDG 19) - Naval Cruise Book

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Daily Routine At Sea? Fleenlistments, refueling, physical fitness, replen- ishments, rest and recreation. Just a few things that can never be taken for granted. These most important evolutions allowed TATTNALL to perform her tasks while deployed. During each and every underway replenishment, whether it be rigging a fuel line from the USS MERRIMACK in four weather, or receiving provisions in the middle of the night, TATTNALL'S crew always performed their duties proudly and professionally to live up to the Destroyer Squadron 12 motto worn on the ship's port side, We Are Ready Now . lf not for the men of lean, mean number 19 , TATTNALL'S goals and duties may not have been achieved. Bottom left: Lt. T. Criner exercises during a physical fitness class prior to the evening meal. Top right: Captain Deutermann proudly serves as reenlistment officer during RIVI1 Webber's reenlist- ment. Opposite page top: Ltjg P. Burke cautiously watches a refueling line being transferred to TATTNALL.

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