Birmingham (SSN 695) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1981

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It was then when we heard, that you were extended; We thought to ourselves, on you we ' ve depended. After anger was gone, with plans that lay crushed; A thought came to us, in a varitable rush. Discuss it we did, my family and me; With hope that you ' re not, a-sail in a troubled sea. The papers they shout, the TV news grim; Of the terrible troubles, near the waters you ' re in. Iran and Iraq, a war they do fight; Over water and oil, that gives you your life. Syria and Jordan, they bluster and pose; The rest of the world wonders, what goes? Poland and Russia, the hawk and the bear; Fight over free unions, it ' s enough to despair. The Birmingham I ' m told, was born for the sea; That you are part of it, is enough just for me. So keep this thought close, my proud submariner; We think of you daily, our love gets much keener. For when you return, to Norfolk, VA. We can hope to ourselves, he ' s home to stay. But go out to sea? again you must? All my hopes and love, again you can trust. The Wives and Girl Friends of the USS BIRMINGHAM From: Commander Sixth Fleet As you set course for homeport and a well deserved reunion with families and friends we extend our heartiest congratulations to each of you for BIRMINGHAM ' S many accomplishments over the past six months, Professionalism, ingenuity, and tenacity were hallmarks of Birmingham ' s inspired performance in the accomplishment of every tasking, and in addition you made truly significant contributions in the MED ASW and to the strength of the Southern Region. Your personal sacrifice and dedication over the Holiday Season are par t icular ily appreciated. Well Done. We wish you every success in the future and eagerly await your return to SIXTHFLT. Have a safe trip home. VADM W. N. SMALL, COMMANDER SIXTH FLEET From: Commander Submarine Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet As you return home from your arduous Mediterranean deployment, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the Officers and Crew of BIRMINGHAM for a superbly accomplished job. Your deployment was extended in excess of a month due to urgent operational commitments and again by several weeks due to the sonar dome problem, Through all of these difficult periods, BIRMINGHAM, including her families, reacted with professionalism, dedication, and understanding You made significant contributions during your time in the Mediterranean and demonstrated most graphically the extensive capabilities of your ship Welcome Home. VADM S. A. WHITE, COMSUBLANT

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