Location: 36 48.4 N 075 41.0 W Course 090 Speed 13.4 kts
Weather: Partly Cloudy Wind: Light Airs Seas: Calm
We had a good visit in Norfolk with a lot of work done by everyone. We loaded several trucks worth of supplies that were provided by the US Navy and MARAD, including some new gym equipment and extra lifeboat engines. Loading the propeller blades on was probably the most interesting evolution of the visit. Some students had the opportunity to tour some Navy and MSC ships and many took advantage of the buses to the beach. Today was spent making our way out of Chesapeake Bay and heading off-shore before the turn North to NY for fuel.
Photos & Captions by 4/C Euiler and 4/C Ma:
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- CAPT. Gandy introduces Class of 43-2 alumnus CDR Rod Nelson USN (Ret) for a speech to the Regimental Students.
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- Receiving plaque
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- The pilot (MMA Alumnus) gives a lecture on sharing the knowledge among each other. While in school, we should help each other to get on the same level, and grow as a whole.
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- Lines are all in, now Bravo Company is neatly stowing lines back on the drum.
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