NaVF-iC news
NavFac extends a welcome to Mike SLY who will replace Marv BERGLAND as
the WECO Resident Engineer. Mike spent his last two years at the U. S.
Naval Facility, Coos Bay, Oregon before he was assigned to Adak, He will
be staying in the BOQ for two weeks before his family arrives. There ho
can get a glimpse of the mad-cap, devil may care bachelor existence on Adak
before settling down to the more sedate life when his family arrives.
Since everybody seems to be designing unique coloring books, we thought
that we should design one for the Naval Facility, The following pictures
will be contained in this publication:
For the cover, a picture of the Naval Facility in all the glory of the
• terra firma of America’s last frontier would be appropriate. Color the
. Naval Facility green. Color the street in front of NavFac gray. Color the ^
f vehicles around NavFac gray. Color the sky gray. Color the rain gray.
Color the water in Kuluk Bay gray. Color the passing dumpster trucks gray.
Picture one: Ensign Ed KOSTIN, NavFac1s Supply Officer bent over a huge
book. He is punching his little adding machine. Color the numbers in this
big wide book red. Color Ensign KOSTIN1s face even redder.
Picture two: Chief BYRD has been growing a huge impressive mustache for
three weeks for the mustache growing contest. Color his upper lip skin
color.
Picture three: Chief BRATCHER holding a container of some unidentified
liquid* Color his nose red. (if you wish to color the rest of him you will
need an extra supply of crayons as there won’t be enough to go around.
Picture four: Raymond JOHNSON, ET3, trying out the new amplifier kit that
he put together utilizing all of his Navy training. Color the amplifier burnt
amber. Color the air above the amplifier smokey gray. Color both JOHNSON
and his division officer’s face a scarlet red.
Picture five: "Cuz1’ CUZZORT, S0G2, reading a set of orders which after
five years in the Navy, are finally sending him to sea. Color him salty white*
Picture six: STEINBACHER, ET3, reading his set of orders extending him on
Adak for five extra months- He looks verv unset- Color him £?entlv
Picture seven: LTJG Terry BERGMAN locked in his vault with a huge pile of
publications stacked in front of him. He is counting the publications page
by page. Color him very carefully.
Picture eight: John BONVINI, EMI, standing surrounded by his newly ar
rived family. Color him tickled pink.
Picture nine: Ensign Jerry TWEDDELL who is waiting for the day when he
leaves the rock and gets married. He is counting the days on a calender.
Color him daily. Color him anxiously.