CS life on a Ship USS Port Royal CG73

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A day in the life of a CS on a cruiser and rambling about some of the other things I've done on the ship.
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@stephaniezephir Год назад

Thank you

@thereisnoname7839 2 года назад

My pa was on this ship

@arrogant2448 2 года назад

I was on this ship when she ran aground

@justinoleary911 Год назад

So was I who is this?

@stevenckaroly 2 года назад

What about the new directive that on-watch CSs have to stay on board the ship at night in port? I'm hearing it's being implemented to give the duty section sufficient personnel to handle in-port fires and other emergency situations.

@arteagaa95 2 года назад

Just only heard people talk about it. Nothing has been put into place that I know of.

@Trash2000s 7 месяцев назад

How come so many people say cs get no days off?

@arteagaa95 5 месяцев назад

We do we just work longer hours than most rates. Not including engineering of course.

@MrLemonhuggz Год назад

What's good former CS2 from the Port Royal, shout out to the CS's 2018-2022, I couldn't agree more with yah. It can be fun but it also can be a pain in the ass.

@mungers1212 4 года назад

My ship is a destroyer In San Diego is it similar

@arteagaa95 4 года назад

A destroyer is a bit smaller than a cruiser but it does have alot of similarities

@stevenckaroly 2 года назад

Are you working 5 & 2 at sea? We only worked 5 & 2 in port and on shore duty. Often in a foreign port, we'd either work day on, day off or 2 on, 2 off.

@arteagaa95 2 года назад

Only in Port we work 5 and 2.

@stevenckaroly 2 года назад

@@arteagaa95 Then there was day on, stay on! During the fall of Vietnam, we were working 12 hours a day feeding refuges and the crew at NAS Cubi Pt., P.I. We'd work 1 & 1 or 2 & 2 watches in foreign ports to give all the cooks equal time ashore, especially when we were only in port for a short time. I loved 5 & 2 watches.