Cruise Ship Damaged, Temporary Repairs Made

July 15, 2003

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Cruise Ship Damaged, Temporary Repairs Made

Steward Cook

First Assistant Engineer (Rotational 60/30)

Second Cook

First Assistant Engineer /Chief Engineer (Rotational 60/30)

Damage Controlman

Seeing What’s on The Other Side of the Hill

U.S. Navy Needs to Grow, but in fact it is Shrinking

Cruise Ship Damaged, Temporary Repairs Made

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Steward Cook

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Seeing What’s on The Other Side of the Hill

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