Telfair (APA 210) - Naval Cruise Book

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SUMMARY OF UPERATIONS During the past six months in the Med, Telfair along with the other ships of Phibron i2 conducted amphib- ious landings at: Lovo Santo, Corsica l Porto Scudo, Sardinia Ghain Tuttieha Bay, Malta Timbakion Bay, Crete Tagliamento, Italy Aranci Bay, Sardinia In those six landings, Telfair alone off loaded the Following quantities oFMarine personnel and equipment: 2800 troops 156 vehicles 5 tons of Food rations 3 tons of ammunition 3 lf2 tons ot repair parts 1 I ,wwf-Q Q f 2 -w pg, V4 M,,,,, In ,, 1, W ,Wf ,, X , Www ,ff If f f !w,M ky I , ,, x Www ,fw ,ff f f ff 7 ff W ,,, W A 0 ff 4 X f i w

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Although quite an impressive sight from the air, Naples presents quite another picture tothose below., ,tg APLES Just a few blocks from Fleet Landing, the ancient battle- ments of Castel Nuovo rear in to the sky. G4 i I t I . From Naples many of the crew took advantage of the tours offered by the ship to Rome. Above is a view of St. Peter's in the center of the Vatican. Tours of various local sights of in- terest were met by enthusiastic response from all hands. Above, the ruins of Pompeii provided quite an attraction to the crew.