Annapolis (AGMR 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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.J Uhr ,I .K R. O. CHAPARRO, FN M. E. LAFFERTY, FN ,. l. .. 1-thai-ix' Exercises Masterstroke and Teamwork: After the trying days of GTMO and a brief homeport period, ANNAPOLIS was called upon to perfrom its first major task. In support of the largest NATO and US- Canadian fleet exercises held in years, AN- NAPOLIS provided many and varied com- unication services, although often traveling alone. Leaving Norfolk just after Labor day, we traveled z'n a Northeasterly di- rection, moving between Iceland and Scotland. Although never quite reaching the Artic Cz'rcle, we were able to witness the splendid solitude of the neararticnorth. Included among our rare visitors was a small Soviet naval vessel. We were as carzoas about him as he was about us. All-in-all, ANNAPOLIS first proved her worth daring exercises Masterstroke and Teamwork .

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RQTTERDAM Rotterdam, the Nether- lands. Our fz'rst liberty port of the cruise. Everyone was eager to sample the hospi-' talzty of the Dutch, and to give close attention to the famed little Dutch maids with the wooden shoesf, The city and country was every- thing we had wished it to be. We were sincerely wel- comed everywhere we went. The only thing wrong with the v' 't ' zsz was that it was not long enough.