Mount McKinley (AGC 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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PROUTING from the rubble of a world War is the modern metropolis of Manila C1 bl . 'um ed Walls give Way to streamlined buildings leach' I ' ing for the sky. Impatient Jeepneys rumble past the horse and ant' iquated calesa. -...4,,N,. ' . es xi' f -' ,fu f xii' I, ffgg, W, ff li' ,ff xy ,- l . ff' lf' If' f A J f' v ., ,Mfg .,, , ,P VK, he ,, , dfrf' am A' .f Jf-f'f,J ,, , mf 2 W, , N , . ,, , 1 ,f ff' H QQ, ,ff o ff? LVL g,75?'Q:' l Tiff :P ,f i ff' 1 2631, iffy, :ff ff' of i fi f4fz,,Zf?4 2 if 52 N.-,F at '-'-+...,, , I

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' N 'E' ?'f'3C.K Ship's log T79 April 1954: mile- fflgfjffl to flats, 21,061 l,l!eH,l1Vl O F, typically flioreeln, bleak and cool. A short stop and a, mail-call. NE OF the busiest military ports, Pusan has seen thousands gf United Nations troops come and go since the Korean conflict began, Now that the lull of peace liesiover the peninsula, with the 'sanction of God and the laid ofthe U.S. Army, its citizens struggle towardpalnormal way of life. A A . - pusan X. . 3 ' ldlbnqg