Moosebrugger (DD 980) - Naval Cruise Book

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I i I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I i I J K I I LINE FHLU HJ PIEFIL NIEHITI NT -1- ff -Km prolonged underway period requires outside support to keep a ship operating. Fuel. food and parts must be brought to the ship so that it can remain forwardly deployed. MOOSBRUGGER re- plenished front a xarietx of sources. adapting to any configuration the situation vi arranted. Almost all hands are involved during unrep and all hands contributed to the MOOSPS outstanding safety dur- ing unreps. I I, I 11' nv fa-nl! Ee:- A, B! gig- X I WSWW.. , ' 312' as IS I

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SF' El VU LITIUNE '1 IXN-7' 'Q During am exzende 1 and f - lSl'1CCC'SS8fw xoperrorm 3 uarrcl . CY we 1 -. olutuons. fdflglllb lrom Transfers to welcoming aboard .1 whole 1 of ITIL' Cllidvdli ill ,icy .lL T l!1llH'Yff0L' rccorll Lillfllll llugef' 7 Q' P314 sf IJ.. events. mann .1 ..., ' -v' gm slnu: the las! Nlcll -erm-.-: nl-,v '.ll-.1 fs l 1 g moor :nga all ' 0000 -oooaooo 00030000 Aboxe- STGSN Thomas rejoins the MOOSE along wnth seven others while under- wax ua the personnel STREAM rig. Left: Rear -Xdmural Robinson addresses the crew while the MOOSE was anchored in Monaco. The Ad- miral was embarked on the USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT which was also in Monaco.

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