South Carolina (CGN 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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Scrub a dub dub Hi There America

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i 1, E 1 A 1 I 6 4 Augusta Bay Goin' fishin! I know someone has to guard the shore but it hasn't done anything in the last twelve hours. mv-H sp -'--f IQ ?.--I 3. sau---,..... . ,f.n'A. ' -Ju '42 ' ' rw- iii?-7,