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Bob
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Posted on: Feb 15, 2012 - 5:45pm
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Allan,
As far as the seabag, I would think it would be on the boat with all of thier worldly belongings. If they had to leave for medical or any reason it would go with him. I know that on the 305 there is not much personal storage, especially for the enlisted, but I would bet that even Jr officers had only a seabag. They had the advantage of a hanging locker. They probably washed all of thier clothes in salt water, so many pictures show them drying on lines over the deck.
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Allan
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 Posted on: Feb 15, 2012 - 7:33pm
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Thanks to all for your input. Very helpful in each instance. Allan
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TED WALTHER
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Posted on: Feb 15, 2012 - 7:45pm
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Allan
Charlie and Bob are correct. Even in todays boats and ships it is the same, minimal gear and stow it where you can.
Take care,
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TED WALTHER
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Posted on: Feb 15, 2012 - 7:46pm
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Allan
Charlie and Bob are correct. Even in todays boats and ships it is the same, minimal gear and stow it where you can.
Take care,
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