US Navy Recruit Training Command - Helm Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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RECREATION T LTHOUGI-I a few recruits may define recreation as that period of the day lwhen they log bunk time, the vast majority enjoy a wide variety of spare time pleasures. The City of Newport possesses recrea- tional facilities that have been tested and proven by generations of bluejackets on liberty. The Station provides the recruit with a number of . rf . 5. . - -,r -'fs-2.-' .--:1:- -I-Q-vt. 2'--:-.'i'-'Z-fl'-U 1 .g .- .. ,f ...,1, .L-I., 1 , V ,5.,,gR-., ,,,.-. ! V, i f ,f ways to spend his free timeg smokers and dances are held and occasionally top-flight entertainers, bring their shows to the recruits. The navy ex- change, station orchestra, and Navalog, oldest newspaper inthe Navy, are also at the recruit's disposal. And of course, sailors are famous for being able to provide their own entertainmentg there's nothing like batting the breeze. A xr f u f in by N c' i S T ,ood music and ffooj O f Compan 1-was . -. , Y liven up a is barra Cks affe T hours .- . .' . .' '.:.-1--.21-. .-f-or-,an ff-1,4-B-U22 Q ni. fi--.-'Q.sae.x..4-.- - . .......-.... Y .. , I