Allen M Sumner (DD 692) - Naval Cruise Book

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THE UNITED STATES SIXTH FLEET POWER FOR PEACE The United States Sixth Fleet stands ready to support and protect the interests of the United States and her allies in the Mediterranean, through Peace and good will if possible, through Power' ' if necessary. Normally consisting of approximately fifty ships, thirty thousand men, and over two hundred Navy aircraft, augmented at times by a special anti-submarine force, the fleet contains the equipment and material necessary to operate independently of shore bases in the event of hostilities. For carrying out its operational commitments the Sixth Fleet is divided into three task forces. The attack carrier striking force and the amphibious force, with approximately two thousand combat ready marines embarked, provide the strong arm while the service force maintains the fleets mobility and independence from shore bases providing fuel, ammunition, hardware and groceries at sea. The offensive and defensive -capabilities of the fleet are maintained at a peak of readiness and efficiency by continually practicing and improving tried and proven concepts as well as by testing and evaluating new ones. The Might of the Sixth Fleet stands ready for use with the newest in weapons and tactics if necessary, but peace through mutual understanding and mutual trust is its primary goal-its primary weapon the People-to-People program.