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seo. na v. guests aboard Before heading to our namesake city, Bremerton, Washington, BREMERTON made a two-day stopover in San Francisco. When we left on the following Monday morning, BREMERTON carried with her a selected group of business men, guests of the Secretary of the Navy. During the three day cruise, the twelve guests were shown the life of a modern day sailor. Drills were held showing them how BREMERTON and the Navy keep always alert. Members of the crew brought them to their working spaces, took them to chow and gave them a complete tour of the ship. Before long they became accustomed to the daily schedule of a sailor and were even at the helm. As BREMERTON swung into her berth, they gathered around the life lines to watch a sailor's welcome home. Leaving the ship, they had a better idea why sea power is a definite asset to the strength of the United States. 87
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e ambassador comes home to visit. Welcome home USS BREMERTON, was the cry of the citizens of Bremerton, Washington, when she steamed into her berth in the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard on July 25. lt was her first visit to her namesake city in over ten years. Heading the welcoming crowd who lined the pier, which included Miss Bremerton, Marcia Hunter, Miss Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Carleen Bush: and the l3th Naval District band, was Mayor H. O. Whitey Domstad. But the proudest person on the pier was Miss Elizabeth Katherine McGowan, who christened the ship in I944. As soon as the brow was in place, the commanding officer ioined the Mayor on the pier and presented him with a framed photograph of the ship. Shortly after, Rear Admiral W. A. Dolan, Jr., Puget Sound Base Commander, made an official call. The following Saturday evening, the city extended their welcome to the cruisermen by sponsoring a street dance in their honor. During the intermission BREMERTON's skipper responded by presenting Marcia Hunter, the city's princess in the Seattle Seafair, with a life ring of flowers and bestowed on her the title of Miss USS BREMERTONJ' eal homecoming, complete with street dance big chief craighill with fellow tribesmen miss bremerton with admirers
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