Leaving D&S Piers on 27 February 1974 for the Middle East. That is the USS Dupont DD-941 at the left Unpictured, I'm standing on the pier having just thrown line #6 onto the fantail. I had been a civilian for 13 days. Yes, I had mixed feelings! |
| I wonder if the brass ever figure out what "Panama Red" was? |
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Leaving D&S Piers on 27 February 1974 for the Middle East. That is the USS Dupont DD-941 at the left Unpictured, I'm standing on the pier having just thrown line #6 onto the fantail. I had been a civilian for 13 days. Yes, I had mixed feelings! |
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Towing Frech ship. Frickin' Frogs... Oh, excuse my French... |
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LCDR Mezmalis (XO) adn Captain Clardy (CO) on bridge wing |
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I recognize so many of these guys in scary. Far left: GMG3 Toth, then GMG "Joe", kid from Italy |
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Short timers on fantail. They flew home from Kuwait This may be one of my favorite pics of my entire site. I got misty-eyed. That's FTG3 John Brock third from right. GMG3 Toth far right. Is that Signalman Bernie G. next to Toth? |
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Sheik Palace in Saudi Arabia | ||
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QMSN Heitman and PN1 Rygh at NX Division Party | ||
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Refueling with HMS Tidereach AO-96 | ||
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HT C.J. Robinson donning OBA near starboard Qdeck in prep for helo detail to evac sick crewman. Supposedly the new crew member had been on shore duty for 2 yrs he got orders aboard the MUX. For 2 weeks he was sea sick and couldn't hold down water. It appears it took 2 weeks before anyone took him seriously. |