Dyess (DDR 880) - Naval Cruise Book

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O S FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY. Comrades- - -The Status of the War The Imperialist American War mongers are on our tail as this POD X In a few hours, however, much can happen. Master Strategic Plan ORANGE 5 effect at 0200 thisdatewhich will includea high speed Q32 - 33 knotsj run to the K with a few zigzags among the several islands in that area. Hopefully we will our 9 slow American destroyer and be on station at 0800 to fire our 450 mile surface f 1 missiles at the FORRESTAL and INDEPENDENCE. After our attack in the a.m. vf 1 attempt to evade the slow U.S. jets until 2230 when we will again strike a blow at the ' carriers and bring honor and much loud applause to us from our Orange Government. I Our own shi s FISKE and SPERRY have been detected and will seek to ev'1f P , , night. OWENS is still undetected by U.S. air, sea and sub-surface units of the U.S. in f FLEET. These three Q3j ships will also attack at 0800 tomorrow. May our attack be successful, our boilers powerful and hot and our radio equipr-rf at peak power for jamming U.S. Forces. May the U.S. Destroyer,s radar fail, her boilers 51 and may we be victorious over our enemies this day! ' 4 l l l l l l P s i IT WAS A TOUGH WAR IF THESE ARE RUSSIANS WE CAN'T LOSE ,xii IT WAS ALL THE TEAM vvoRK INVOLVED THEN THERE WAS THE MUTTNY THAT DID IT. 'TH' -'-- - v -..-1 E-7:4-Az.-vw v-n--f.5.,.,,f,-1 1- - . A ,. . , 2.51.1 E-,, :--- ' - - - -l ,,.::- - - 311.33 '-- L... ,:,,.t' -- -A -- - v ,.,,.. , , ' ' ' 'T T '-'- ' ' ' ' - 'H .51isuwnna.-sEf:f5.E..y:f,11l-.-E - ir W la 1 lg

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