I deployed twice on WESPACs in the mighty Sea Knight.
We always stopped in the Phillipines en route to the Indian Ocean and were coming out of the IO.
PI isn't a bad liberty port but it was warm year round. Being a pilot, I quickly learned that above 3000 feet, it would cool off nice. Well, the aircrew loved San Miguel beer and it seemed every flight, at least one had had a balut (egg buried for a month). In the H-46 helo, air flow was from the main cabin to the cockpit. As we flew up to the cooler air, the lower air pressure would cause the farts to flow. The mixture of the San Maguel and balut was enough to have the pilots trying to climb out the cockpit windows!!
We always stopped in the Phillipines en route to the Indian Ocean and were coming out of the IO.
PI isn't a bad liberty port but it was warm year round. Being a pilot, I quickly learned that above 3000 feet, it would cool off nice. Well, the aircrew loved San Miguel beer and it seemed every flight, at least one had had a balut (egg buried for a month). In the H-46 helo, air flow was from the main cabin to the cockpit. As we flew up to the cooler air, the lower air pressure would cause the farts to flow. The mixture of the San Maguel and balut was enough to have the pilots trying to climb out the cockpit windows!!