Wasp (CV 18) - Naval Cruise Book

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i mn--ff 1? P? ? C- YVITH SCENES LIKE THOSE PICTURED in this book etched indelibly in our memories, the ap- proaching shores of our beloved America stirred with- in the hearts of all of us, thoughts which had long lain dormant. These were the thoughts which, during the brief but seemingly interminable separation of the past five' months, often visited us as we lay, perhaps in our bunks, lldlli-XNZIY between consciousness and sleep, or while standing in wait in one of the end- ,ng - T-7'Q-r-. X '? ' f4'f'- Eff, - ,T-2, 4. i? 1 less succession ol' lines that is lille on 21 huge carrier. Now, as visions of joyous reunions with our wives, mothers, sweethearts, kids or just visions of the good old U.S.A., brought zz quickening of our pulse. we could look back on our cruise to the Nl :md our part in the NATO editerrzmean exercises with pride in the knowledge that, because ol' us. men of other nations might share the sentiment now on the ton- gues ol' us ull: lVherex'er she may be-there's no place like home.