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Opposite Page (Above): Tigers aboard AMERICA observe transit of Elizabeth River enroute to Norfolk Naval Shipyard, December. 1981. Opposite Page (Below): Palma revisited . . . October. 1981. Left: Homecoming from I.O. cruise. November. 1981. Above: Pollywog initiation . . . August, 1981. CGC o o :zzzx
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Indian Ocean deployment concludes . . . AMERICA prepares for 1982 83 schedule. After an appreciated six weeks in-port Norfolk, AMERICA departed 22 August to participate in the joint NATO exer- cise, United Effort and Northern Wedding 82. The track across the Atlantic encountered many challenges with grow- ing complexity as real world Soviet interest grew in intensi- ty. The Carrier Battle Group entered the North Sea from the southern Norwegian Sea and provided air cover for a major amphibious landing on Jutland. Port calls in Edinburg, Scot- land and Portsmouth, England gave the crew a respite in a very hectic schedule. Accentuating the mobility, flexibility and versatility of the carrier battle group, AMERICA departed Portsmouth, Eng- land early to augment the SIXTHFLT in support of U.S. Marine presence in Lebannon. Once in the Mediterranean, AMERICA participated in another important NATO exer- cise, Display Determination . In two short months, AMER- ICA had participated in major allied exercises in the Atlan- tic, Norwegian Sea and the Mediterranean, once again prov- ing that she is always ready to serve in any theater of operations. Following AMERICA ' S short presence in the Mediterren- ean, she steamed for the Puerto Rican operational area to complete pre-deployment training and to receive an oper- ational readiness examination (ORE). After the ORE and a short fleet carrier qualification peri- od, AMERICA returned to Norfolk to stand down before a lengthy deployment to the Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean. I I 28
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AMERICA ENTERS Working jitogether... 19 SY American way X V NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD
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