We left Guam this morning and set sail for Saipan. Saipan is another island in the chain of Marianas Islands and is only about 100 miles away from Guam. The training ship is going to take 3 days to get there however so that the seniors can do some piloting exercises and get signed off on some requirements. So really we are just circling the Marianas Islands for 3 days. I however am on watch rotation and will be doing the 2000-2400 watch, and since they are doing piloting during the day I get off easy and only have one watch a day. So tomorrow and the next day will be good relaxing time for sure. Today was spent sleeping, gym time, and work on the sea bag which is coming along nicely for the due date this week. Everything else is going well, Saipan will be our last port of call before Hawaii and it couldn't come sooner. Cruise is starting to where on me and I am definitely looking forward to being back home with the family (and out of this stupid humidity) Enjoy some more pictures from Guam, raw sugar cane and fresh coconut!
V/R,
CDT Jonathan Anderson
Squad Leader, Division 6 MT
Corps of Cadets
California Maritime Academy
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