Did you ever wonder what the CGC
CLOVER did on a routine logistics trip
to Attu. Three Marines and a Navy HM3
found out recently, and you can too
from the following log excerpts;
Tuesday 4, April
0800-Turn to, load stores for Attu,
1400-CG1267 arrives from CG Air Detach
ment, Kodiak with final cargo and pers
onnel for Attu. 1600-Following USMC
personnel reported on board for trip;
LCPL James R. Bell, Jr.
PFC Roberto R. Quintainlla
PFC Wendell A. Watson
1800-HM3 Carroll W, Kelly reported on
board for trip. 1812-Underway, standing
out of Sweeper Cove. 1900-Standing in
to Kagalaska Strait. 1954 - Completed
passage, set course for Attu via Cape
Yakak (SW corner of Adak).
Wednesday 5 April; Underwayas before
wind gradually shifted from MNE to SSW.
Seas moderate with moderate swell, con
siderable rolling.
Thursday, 6 April; 0730-Moored Navy
Dock, Attu. 0800-commenced off-loading
cargo. 1330-LTJG D. R. MARKEY relieved
LT E. G. WALTERS as Commanding Officer
ATTU, Loran Station. 1400-Underway in
Massacre Bay West Channel to determine
feasibility of removing buoys from East
Channel and marking West Channel. This
change would reduce number of buoys from
11 to 3. 1455-Transit of West Channel
completed, moored Navy Dock to pick up
LT WALTERS, 3 enlisted & one Sperry Co
representative. 1513-Underway to Shemya
1325-Moored Shemya. LT WALTERS and other
personnel departed. Delivered one band
saw to Navy representative. Loaded 135
empty tanks for transportation to Adak.
2010-Underway for Amchitka.• Friday 7
April; 1425 Standing in to Constantine
Harbor, Amchitka. 1510-Checked Buoy 2
found to be on station. 1547- Moored
Kirilof Dock. 1605-Delivered 6 drums
lube oil and 12300 gallons diesel fuel.
1950-Underway enroute Cape Yakak Light.
Saturday, 8 April; 0715-Wind and Seas
make check of Cape Yakak Light impract
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icable, continuing to Adak via Kagalaska
strait. 1025-Moored Pier 10, Naval Sta
tion, Adak. Marine and Naval Personnel
departed. 1127-Completed . 'refueling,
received 18142 gallons diesel fuel.1308
Shifted berth to Pier 8.
CLIPPINGS FROM THE CLOVER PATCH: ADAMS
Alvin, DC2 recently reported on board.
The following menhove recently departeds
YOUNG, Darryl T. S02 to CCGD11 fasu,
WARREN, Harrison L., FN to CCGD3 fasu..
The following advancements have been,
authorizeds BROCK, Frank R. RM3 to
RM3-P1, LABREE, Gary J. QM3 to QM3-P1..
ELLIA, Philip, RMC returned from emerg- 4
ency leave, and we are pleased to report
that his father is feeling much better.
LEVERETT, Horace A., EN2 has receive^
word that Patricia Lee, his third dau*^
ghter was born on 26 March, weight 7 lbs
10-oz. _
SUPPLY WINS CAP7
TXOPUY QU.AR7LW.Y
COMPSTJON
By a narrow margin the Supply Dep
artment came through to win the Capt
ains Trophy Quarterly Trophy for their
ja rticipation in Intramural Sports.
Sparked by their winning Bowling
Team and participation in various lea-^
gues- of play in other sports, Supply
chalked up a percentage of 575 overall
to win.
The Marine Barracks and Operations
Departments were in there pitching and
the next quarter may well prove quite
a different picture.
All Depirtments are to be commended
for their participation in Intramural
Sports BUT WE CAN DO BETTER.
The next time some competition is
announced for a game that you might be
interested in - get together and make
up a team.
You don*t have to win every game to
be on top-if you give your best SPORTS
MANSHIP foot forward you* 11 enjoy your
self at the same time.
YOU »RE PART OF A BIG TEAM AS A MEMB
ER CF THE ARMED FCRCES. JOIN THE SMALL
ER TEAMS TOOJJJ