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• "Rangatira " went to mess decks, a sergeants'mess and a lecture theatre.
• Flooring in the mess decks and most crew heads was updated.
• To avoid deportation, Ishmael finds work as a mess deck attendant on an interstellar freighter.
• None of this gets much conversation in the officers'wardroom or the mess decks of the Jackson.
• For instance, the scene where Sydney finds the belt was filmed in the forward mess deck.
• "They like having the hard copy on the mess decks to read while they're eating breakfast ."
• Over the next few months, there are further plans to open the mess deck and crew berthing area.
• As men scrambled for safety, the ladders on No . 2 mess deck collapsed, trapping many men below decks.
• At noon 3 November a group of 50 black sailors began a sit-in on a portion of the mess deck.
• The cheerleaders, dressed in hotpants and green football jerseys, signed autographs and ate with the troops in the mess deck.
• Other tour stops include the mess deck ( with a menu still on display ) and the machine and metal shops.
• "We deal with what we got, " said Seaman Erik Canales, 21, an information systems technician also on the mess deck.
• The liquid was drawn off into kettles which were lowered to the mess decks where the boys drank it from basins.
• "We deal with what we got, " said Seaman Erik Canales, 21, an information systems technician, also on the mess deck.
• I was walking through the mess decks with the master chief, and we came across the two black sailors playing cards.
• Eventually the Admiralty accepted conditions were abnormal and paid " Hard Layers " money to those living in the after mess deck.
• Between there and the mess deck and the bunks that sailors call racks, the A-gang can go days without seeing the sun.
• Other Hollywood touches include a celebrity walk of fame with such names as Alfred Hitchcock and Spencer Tracy on the mess deck.
• Sitting on the mess deck, Howard munched hash browns as he strained to hear the president over the constant din of machine noise.
• Overnight encampments, typically for the benefit of Scouting organizations, offer the opportunity to sleep and eat in the original berths and mess decks.