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Typhoon in '67
We had some that washed the top of turret two.
(SH)
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| Some guys used their bunk straps to keep themselves from
rolling out of their rack. (SH) |
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Rock and roll, shake and shudder.
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| Forward AA - Relief's here!
The lookouts of OL division were ALWAYS on deck. Fair weather or
foul, the eyes of the lookouts cannot be replaced with electronics.
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The lonely fantail watch was always there, too. The navy's
version of "tail end Charlie." (SH) |
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"Neither rain, nor sleet, nor dead of
night....." Not only the mail carriers are out in all
weather. Our lookouts were ALWAYS on duty. (DK) |
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A destroyer coming along side. Note the angles of the
horizon and the ship's mast. (FG) |
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DIVE! DIVE! (Are destroyers supposed to do that?) |
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This "greyhound" has a real bone in her teeth.
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