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3 comments:
if it moves salute it, if it rust scrape and paint it.
I think they have a shortage of swabies to do the latter
and likely paint and needle guns.
This has been a problem, more so with the pacific fleet.
Eck!
While I wasn't Navy, that axiom sure worked in the Army. A lot of inspections never got too deep
if the little things were evident. and one of my first Sergeants taught me that an inspection wasn't something you got ready for.
I recall a possible counterexample - the USS Washington in WWII when Adm Lee ran her. She looked worse than any other ship in her class because Lee cared about nothing but her gunnery.
Pappenheimer
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