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DRY DOCK Deck Log-United States Ship Leyte CCVS-325 . Wednesday 1 April 1959 Forenoon Watch H0820 commenced preparations for getting underway. Draft: fwd. 26 ft. 0 in., aft. 27 ft. 0 in., mean 26 ft. 6 in. Set modified material condition yoke third deck and below. Pilot, Captain Freire, came aboard. 0915 Set a modi- fied special sea, anchor and mooring detail. 0955 Pilot, Captain Duncan, came aboard. 1026 Underway under tug power for drydock No. 5 New York Naval Shipyard, Brooklyn, New York. Captain Duncan at the conn.. Captain on the bridge. 1115 S-hip en- tered the dock first line over. 1153 moored in drydock No. 5 New York Naval Shipyard, Brooklyn, New York with sixteen 7 inch and two 10 inch lines in use. H. G. ROMAINE LT USN In drizzling rain and fog the LEYTE was shepherded by tugs from her mooring pier 15, into the East River and hence to drydock No. 5 for the final phase of her de- commissioning. Her engines were dead but her flags were flying high with N H R B, the LEYTE interna- tional call sign, closed up to port and starboard. her engines dead, the LEYTE is towed from her mooring pier tugs turning the LEADING LEYTE in the East River for final trip to drydock drydock No 5 New York Naval Shipyard Brooklyn, New York, the final phase about to begin
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