Whetstone (LSD 27) - Naval Cruise Book

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Im Gar- Victoria isleeP 011 ie abject I. in If this cruise book is ded- icated to anyone it is to all those who appear on the following pages---the officers and men who did the job. These are the men who spent 1238 days away from their families. who stood watches. repciired boats, fixed equipment. kept the ship supplied, got us underway, and got us back. To each of them--- Well Done. HlP'S COMPA Y 355 fx TURN 75 -I

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