Badoeng Strait (CVE 116) - Naval Cruise Book

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While supporting th-e ashore in Korea the U.S.S. Badoeing Strait flew m than two thousand six hundred sor- ties. More than two hundred and f xffl , fifty tons of ammunition were ex- . f I pended while interdicting and de- 2. stroying the enemy. Targets de- stroyed included bridges, warehouses, locomotives, gun emplacem ts, fuel dumps, ammuniti n dump , pply fx 5 dumps and lines of ' ation? Enemy troopswere atlac ed with if more than one-half mi 5, ds of gf' 20MM ammunition.a over five hundred tanks f na alnl ures speak for t em elves to the part whiah t played in the 'Bgt N L . G iv- fi ,rf 4 -if f : zpfc-::f:f y-f .,. 7:5 ,f v J ' :ft-1 ,J