Missouri (BB 63) - Naval Cruise Book

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Seen Ships are an inherently busy place. Organized chaos can somtimes be used to describe opera- tions. One place where this term may be attrib- uted is the underway replenishment. Nowhere else do you see two ships tie up in the middle of the ocean - still moving. ofcourse - and proceed to transferjiiel. supplies. mail or anything that needs to getfrorn one ship to another. But. like anything else in the military the hardware is 2 290 secondary to the manpower. 5-x ls.