Mazama (AE 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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Vlarket Wfmchai District HON KON On July 30th, now with three line periods behind us, the MAZAMA and crew soiled into Victoria l-larbor, Hong Hong for her see latter the most widely sought after post time was granted all hands and tull advantage was taken. The six days in l-long Kong were spent touring, sightseeing, and shopping with the latter the most widely sought after post time as our crew's lounge and storerooms packed tull with cartons and presents will attest to As in Singapore, l-long Kong is a shoppers l-lang Kong Horizon paradise and our lessons in procurrmg our desires came in handy again. On August 6th . 4? .59 line period. we began our two day voyage to the Vietnam operation area and commenced the fourth First Liberty Beef

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BANGKOK Oriental Home 0 s O-n October l-4th the MAZAMA anchored in Bangkok for her third Rest 8. Recreation port visit of the WESTPAC cruise. The time left to go in WESTPAC was growing short and this final liberty port was to be the last fling. Last minute shopping lists were com- pleted, many magnificent tours arranged, and general relaxation for the entire crew, before the long voyage back to the states, was cor- ried out. Bangkok, one of the most picturesque cities throughout all of the Oriental countries, lived up to our expectations of rest andre- creation. On October l8th we took our leave and proceeded to Subic Bay for that last load out and the long awaited orders home. 4-l King's Palace Q l l . 1 l Llberw PQVTY Ret urning H Buddhist Temple vi