Wainwright (CG 28) - Naval Cruise Book

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I , may . . I - I 3 ., wuganvf- N - A ,. i '- f X... . -9' , ,ei..,f-,ng f - ,, at . , f ' - - '52, ,--A ',-- -.- . ff..L. 1' ,lJg:..,1g,f4.q-1V F. if.. . M K-01 .Z g,.::.'fa R,-.,. A -.-,s-3:54 ' msets at sea are often spectacular. MSI Caratinni and MSI Quiger 671103 the view after evening chow. Wd Qt work transferring cargo inside the ship dmirig vertical Plemshment at sea. 'Weak-fJ4glV ' ' -'5 A175 '-'xx .- ' W-., ' 'l.Vi,F :'Lt f f15'.f . '- 2.-42- 4 ' ' '. ,Q 1 , . V 4. alll? , . -... . A- ff' 2 - f.1.2ezg.,-:' - s1lce'1hns.'v---- T -....-5...,..- . -df f+is-pw-ai1il.., cr'..4L. ' ' ' ... '1-'NCIQ , - - 'is -1 mtv -- '15,x - life 3-Xt Sw: 'he Ahriatir 'ifife at sea, or perhaps better expressed Sea Life , is a series of repetitious experi- ences which are important but make life predictable. Painting, chipping, waxing the decks, GQ, small boats and PMS, all lend themselves to this daily routine. A vast majority of our cruise was spent at sea in the Adriatic. So much in fact, we began to wonder if we weren't one of the dolphins running with the ship. ef' If ith 'V' 'Q -dl Q ii nflfr .. -dll ,Q fel. ill' an

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A CH K f ' Flight Deck crew bundles pallets and cargo netting or pick up and return lax helicopters 1 r Uss KALAMAZOO. uumg along side USS KALAMAZOO for a quick fill up It normallw takes less than an hour replace the thousands of gallons required. Fuel lines connected to the aft refueling station. just say, Charge it n Rene A common occurrence underway is Underway Replenishment, taking on fuel. Fuel consumption is mea- sured in thousands of gallons. DePBI1ding on operational conditions Std 5P0CdS, UnReps occur every few ys. ,46 hovers hovers above W'AlNW'RIGHTs flight deck preparing to deluer its ar