Camp (DER 251) - Naval Cruise Book

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9 While on the eastern coast of Taiwan, CAMP visited Hualien, and embarked on a highly successful people to people program by holding an open house for the townspeople. The CAMP also conducted guided tours of the ship for ChineseMilitary Diplomats, and sent her Honor Guard to represent the United States in the Double Ten parade, a festival of over ten thousand participants. On the north coast of Taiwan, the CAMP visited the city of Keelung, port of entry for the capital, Taipei. Many of us took fulladvantage of the tours offered to Taipei and the sur- rounding area, while others stayed in Keelung for Rest and Relaxation .