Taussig (DDG 746) - Naval Cruise Book

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There were visitors who remembered the last war....... ....and visitors who wondered about the next war. For many it was the first time they had seen a combatant ship and the sailors of the TAUSSIG proved that they were also number one in being ambassadors of good will as well as effective fighting men. Uncle Sam would have been proud of these young men.

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