Tolovana (AO 64) - Naval Cruise Book

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X. f - ' k NXQWWNNN-.-mmm .fNx-.KAN .X 5 I f Z Z A A A f 2? , v y , X CLGSING . . . As we head homeward, think those who stayed behind. They were the ones that had the hardest task-waiting. Wife, will bring memories-some pleasant, some not so pleasant. Thelhuman mind tends to forget the unpleasant and only hold on to the good: the shzpmates who gave a heqning hand, the good ports visited, the good times both onboard and ashore. V Some of you will soon retire from the Navy. Others are just beginning and may make the long road from Seaman Recruit to Admiral. Still others may go from Seaman Recruit to president ofa large civilian company. Wherever fate takes you f really you take yourselp, my best wishes go with you. May you look at this book and remember your days on the Tolo Tiger with pride. Pride, because of your contribution to making it what it has always been and always be-a ship that does carry the load , but more importantly, it carries it smoothly, efficiently and safely. You could always be depended upon. You were the ship. Metal has no personality. You added that. A 1 A As we head homeward, think of those who stayed behind. They were the ones that had the hardest task---waiting. Wife, girlfriend, parents or just friends, waited and worried. We knew we were safe and doing our job well. They could only wonder. The Navy, unfortunately, doesn't give medals and commendations for their contribution to our successes. But I thank and commend them. ' ' By experience, with all the rough weather we had, you know by nowwhat a positive expression of good luck the phrase 'fair winds and a following sea means. As Commanding Officer, I sincerely thank you for all your hard work and ef- forts and wish you, whatever 'your future may be, 'fair .winds and a following sea. A ' ' ' C. McDermitt WAISWORTH Cniise Book Sales Offices PUBLISHING 7857 Herschel Avenue - l ' COMPANY La Jolla, California 92037 Marcelme, Mo.. L .S.A.