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| Notes from the Captain
Posted 16 February 2006 Our LST 325 Newsletter will be mailed out on Friday Feb. 17, according
to Mike Whicker. He says it looks great and has a lot of information and
PICTURES. The newsletter goes out three times a year to our members. This
will be the first one printed in Evansville. My wife, Lois, and Dianne
Hill put it together and do an outstanding job. This newsletter is just
LST 325 news You can become a member, just look at our website for the
form and information. It is only $20.00 for one year at our entry level.
********* A work week has been set for March 26, 2006. Talk to Mr. Whicker, Mr. Voges, or Mr. Adams if you want to participate. We have a lot of work to do to get ready for "Thunder"! (Click here for more info) I believe, I will start charging Larry, Chris, the gator gals and several others -- they are having way to much fun on the discussion page. Most of this information is on the discussion page and a lot more. Actually there is more information than we want to know! Sandy continues doing an outstanding job with her "helpers" and Mike is coming along too! The wife and I will be at the ship this week and part of next week. I have been gone way to long. Glen probably needs to be jacked up, set straight, and pointed in the right direction! We had around 500 people tour the ship in January. I THANK EVERYONE FOR ALL OF YOUR HARD WORK AND DEDICATION TO LST 325. Bob Jornlin, Capt. LST 325.
Work Week coming up for LST 325
Bruce "Boats" Voges will arrive the afternoon of Sunday, March 19 to check people in and spend the week on ship thru Sunday, March 26. People can come and go as their schedules permit (don't need to commit to the whole week). The guys may stay on the ship if they wish. If they do stay onboard, they need to either bring their own food or be prepared to go out for their meals, bring their own bed linens, towels, etc. The ladies are welcome to help out but unfortunately there are not quarters for them. The Home Life Studio & Suites offers a volunteer discount. Bruce would like people to call him so he knows how many to expect to
plan space and work. His home number is 217-446-1327 and his cell is 217-474-3355.
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Situation Reports
from XO Jackson Carter
for the period:
17 JUL 00 - 09 JAN 01 (see below)
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| CDR Jackson Carter was LST-325's Executive Officer
before and during the voyage back from Greece. In addition to his
normal duties, he was an avid ham radio operator and enjoyed communicating
during his down-time with other hams all over the world. He also
maintained a website
for LST-325 which included all of his situation reports, as well as
many photographs showing the hard work done in Greece getting the ship
seaworthy – that site is a must-see for anyone who hopes to understand
what it took to bring this ship home. Most importantly, Mr. Carter
was one of the finest human beings one could ever hope to meet. He
passed away just five weeks after finally realizing his dream. This
website now carries on the work – and the dream – where he left off, and
in his memory. Thanks, Jack ... for being you.
Fair winds!
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