The images on this page are from the
1955 cruise book "THE STINGER'S TALE" and they appear
here courtesy of Shipmate Gene Dougherty. Gene sent me
the book and I scanned these image from it. There is a note under
each image, those in BOLD lettering are direct quotes
from the cruise book. The page numbers refer to their location
in the cruise book.
"Click"
on the images to see larger, more readable versions.
Page 42
"Garbage Mary's workmen paint the side
all
for garbage." "Click"
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Page 42
"Click" Mary's
haul.
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Page 165
"Click"
"Operations Department"
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Page 181
"Click"
"Gunnery Department"
Patty Obert sent a note saying: "The
man to the right of the gun is my dad. He's the only man you
can see full face in this pic. His name is Edward L. McMillen
and the picture was taking in 1952. He was 22 years old."
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Page 207
"Click"
"Engineering Department"
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Page 255
"Click"
"Navigation Department" |
Page 45
"Click" A signalman
raises signal flags by the flag locker.
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Page 46
"Click"
"In Yokosuka we have rest and recreation on the beach
. . . while some of us paint."
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Page 46
"Click" "Provisioning
means work. Bear a hand in unloading this net full of boxes."
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Page 47
"Click" "We
man the highline rope to be sure no one gets a bath in the ocean
What if the line should break
it ain't yet."
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Page 52
"Click" "Is
all this pile for me?" A sailor ponders a pile of mail.
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Page 152
"Let's push it back into Hanger Bay Three." Shipmate
Bill Zachman sent a note that the
six swabbys swabbing were from V-3 Division. If you "Click" the image, you'll
find left to right: George Wikane, Bill
Young, Larry Lacrosse, Leonard Jurzykowski, Robert Johnstone,
and Ron McNeal.
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Page 226
"Click"
"Wipers, man your rags." |
Page 226
"Click"
"Making entries in the engine room log." |