Alexander Hamilton (SSBN 517) - Naval Cruise Book

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WEEI CBS Radio - A Division of Columbia Broadcasting System,Inc. 182 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON ll, MASSACHUSETTS ' HUBBARD 22323 THOMAS Y. GORMAN Vice President and General Managvr Juiy 16, 1963 Commander George M. Hall U. S. Navy First Naval District 495 Summer Street Boston 10, Massachusetts Dear George: A belated,but sincere,note of thanks for having included me in the recent cruise aboard the USS ALE :ln : -:vlLTOn 2 - - H.. tn---- -ay well spent and it is most comforting to know that we have a boat and crew of such calibre going for us. Sincerely, f ' 'w ff' f -' L homas Y. Gorman TYG:ld

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H gd' WCAX -TV Abef '-Q3-,P, 3 MT.MANsF1ELD TELEVISION, INC Channel CBS P. o. Box eos e BURLINGTON,'VERMONT 0 UNiversity 2j576l P d 15, o o o The Commandant First Naval District M95 Sum er Street Boston 10, Massachusetts Dear Sir: . , On Monday, July 1, 1963, I accepted an invitation for a one day press cruise on the fleet ballistic missile submarine, Alexander Hamilton, from New London. First, let me thank you for an extra- ordinary experience. All arrangements were consumated in a workmanlike fashion without hitches or delay. Our reception aboard the submarine could not have been improved on in spite of the fact that twenty-nine landlubbers breathing down the necks of a crew performing the exacting duties of handling a vessel of this size+1ntr1cacy could hardly have been helpful. Nevertheless, we were treated with the utmost courtesy and dispatch. I was so impressed with the ship and its mission as well as the very lucid explana- tion of the functioning of its various parts that I have made a half hour program of my experiences on this trip which is being tele- cast at 8:60 PM, Wednesday, July 17. In this program I will discuss not only those aspects of the ship which are open to unclassified treatment but also its mission and its impor- tance to t e free world. p ' Although I have been treated to similar tours by the Air Defense Com and and the Strategic Air Com and, I have never been so impressed by anything as I was by this trip on a polaris submarine incerely, STM:D QALQQQ