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i 1 1 X si Elmore, BMSN, gives a few helpful pointers to an aspiring boatSwain's mate. The Vice President of Taiwan and Chinese military leaders payed a formal call on the Commanding Officer. The reception by thousands of Taiwanese was more than we had expected.
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