Tortuga (LSD 46) - Naval Cruise Book

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WCRDS TO LEARN FROM AND LIVE BY Don t let what you cannot do 1nter fere w1th what you can do ohn Wooden Cvery successful college bas ketball coachj The harder you work the luckler you get Gary Player Cmaster golferj VVhen an old person d1CS a llbrary IS lost Tommy Swann Nothlng 1S good or bad but th1nk1ng makes It so Shakespeare Qwell known Br1t1sh authorj Two stonecutters were asked what they were do1ng The first sa1d I m cuttmg th1s stone 1nto blocks The second replled I m on a team that s bu1ld1ng a Cathedral Challenges can be stepplng stones or stumbhng blocks It sjust a matter of how you v1ew them unknown Courage IS FCSISIZDCC to fear maste1y of fear not absence of fear Mark Twaln ffamous authorj VVhat matters IS not the SIZC of the dog 1n the fight but the SIZC of the fight 1n the dog Bear Bryant tfamous college football coachj I w1ll speak 1ll of no man and speak all the good I know of everybody Ben Franklm Let the reflnlng and 1mprov1ng of your own l1fe keep you so busy that you have l1ttle t1me to CI'1t1C1ZC others unknown A group of two hundred executlves were asked what makes a person suc cessful Elghty percent llsted enthusl asm as the most 1mportant quallty unknown The quallty ofa person s hfe IS 1n d1rect proportlon to the1r comm1t ment to excellence regardless of the1r chosen Held of endeavor VIDCC Lombard1 Cfamous professlon al football coachj Well done IS better than well sa1d Ben Franklln Don t Judge those who try and fall udge only those who fa1l to try unknown lems but the ab1l1ty to deal w1th them unknown Most people are about as happy as they make up the1r mmds to be Abraham L1ncoln Cloth Presldent of the Unlted Statesj Honesty IS the first chapter 1n the book of wlsdom Thomas efferson Man s mlnd once stretched by a new 1dea never regams IIS or1g1nal d1mens1on Ohver Wendell Holmes Csupreme court Justlceb You see thlngs that are and say why but I dream of thlngs that never were and say why not? George Bernard Shaw fBr1t1sh playwrlght and CHUCD , . . , . . , . . . . , . . 7 7 Q 1 I , I . , , . . ' - as . ' - cc 9 a - - J ' - 7 77 . Happiness is not an absence of prob- . , . 3 . . , 0 Q . 1 7 . - . . , ' - J , , . , . . . - . ' CC D77 O O I , . . CG 77 I 0 0 0 I , . 1

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DCC Hadley on tour in jerusalem. Master Chief Swafford gives a farewell salute to the TORTUGA Chiefs. A portrait shot of HTC Reed CMC Campbell oversees beer on the pier in Augusta Bay, Sicily. PNC Nesbitt standing a proper military W3ICl1. 119

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There are no unimportant jobs, no unimportant people, no unimportant acts of kindness - unknown I expect to pass through hfe but once If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thmg I can do to any fellow be1ng, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way agaln - Wllllam Penn ffounder and proprletor of Pennsylvaniaj The smallest act of klndness is worth more than the grandest 1ntent1on unknown We don't know one m1ll1onth of one percent about anything Thomas Edlson Love doesn't Slt there l1ke a stone, lt has to be made, like bread, remade all the time made new Ursula K Legum Cauthorj Marrlage IS an empty box It remains empty unless you put 1n more than you take out unknown If you re looklng for a b1g opportunl ty seek out a big problem unknown Don t Walt for your ship to come in Row out to meet lt unknown lfVhen I was a boy of fourteen my father was so lgnorant I could barely stand to have the old man around But when I got to be twenty-one I was astonished at how much he had learned 1n seven years Mark Twain Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not, nothing IS more common than unsuccessful men Wlth talent GCHIUS w1ll not, unrewarded gemus is almost a proverb Eductlon w1ll not, the world 1S full of educated failures Per- slstence and determination are ommpontent - Calvin Coolidge C30th Presldent of the United States J VVhen an archer misses the mark, he turns and looks for the fault w1th1n himself Fallure to hit the bulls-eye IS never the fault of the target To lmprove your aim lmprove yourself - Gilbert Arland Success comes before work only 1n the d1ct1onary - anonymous There 1S never a wrong time to do the right thing unknown Choose ajob you love and you will never have to work a day 1n your life Confuclous fCh1nese philosopher of500BCj lfVhen you can t change the d1rect1on of the w1nd adjust your sails unknown