Alexander Hamilton (SSBN 517) - Naval Cruise Book

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' Westiwglzouse Broaclcasf-zivzg Company, Inc. 1170 SOLDIERS FIELD ROAD, BOSTON MASS., ALGONQUIN 443670 JULY IO, 1963 CDR. GEORGE HALL PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER FIRST NAVAL DISTRICT BOSTON, MASS. DEAR COMMANDER HALL: A , YOUR EFFORTS IN ARRANGING THE PRESS CRUISE AROARD THE USS ALEXANDER HAMILTON...WAS VERY MUCH APPRECIATED BY ME. THE TRIP IS ONE I SHALL NOT SOON FORGET. BECAUSE OF YOUR EFFORTS. .PATIENCE AND TOLERANCE, I HAVE A FS UCH BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE NAVY'S POLARIS PROGRAM. AS A T V NEWSMAN... 'IN THE FUTURE I SHALL BE CONSIDERABLY MORE KNOWLEDGE!-XBLE REPORTING THE WHOLE I PERATION... WITHIN SECURITY LIMITS, OF COURSE. AGAIN...YOU'HAVE MY MOST SINCERE -1' L. OR THE TRIP. -- , A. OURS, 0 -I 1' A' I Arch Macdonald Z7 ws? v4.E7A 'rx M Hu TV O O KPIX-KEX-w1ND

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. X pw if I nity' '41, 1 . .,. '- I C352 i .f QV WoRcEsTE RTELEGELMQYIWE EVENING GAZETTE SUND i' 'ELEGRAM A Xfer' JWaisj'achAfetts RICHARD C. STEELE - Z.,-, ' Pnesuosm' AND Pususr-:ER 35 Commander George M. Hall, U.S. Navy He adqua rte r s First Naval District Navy Building 495 Summer Street, Boston 10, Mass. Dear Commande r Hall: This is the first opportunity I have had to write and thank you for a most enjoyable cruise aboard the USS ALEXANDER HAMILTON. The entire affair from beginning to end was directed toward our comfort and convenience. I heard nothing but praise from the other members of the party. ' ' t was a valuable experience for me as a newspaper Publisher to observe firsthand' the operation of a ballistic missile sub marine, and 1 shall never forget it Please extend to all the officers and men directly involved my sincere appreciation for their kindness and courtesy Lt J P Kelly .Tr who was assigned to our group is an outstanding young men com nations of the technical aspects of the ship were most enlighten I enclo ar sheets of the various articles an es pub lished in the er Telegram and They stirred considerable interest in - - -- - -. , both in the activities of the United States Navy - - n the func io o , - submarines. . . I I I 0 , I , . , . . , - pletely versed in the nuclear submarine business. His expla- g, M V Q . . . . g ' - . . 'V 5 Q ' g e. , Again, my th ' and appreciation to you and your associates. ' Sincerely, ZQQA.. RCSfs encls.

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