Camp (DER 251) - Naval Cruise Book

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QLEJESEZZ Vx 3. --f ' -' ' 1 - W ' ' Q.V..mx V, ,,',4fyff '.: 'LJ' ,Y-If ' ' ' ' ' ' r USNS SILAS BENT.on i2 February 1968 suffereda casualty rendering her dead in the water. On 13 February you were directed to render SAR assistance. On i4 February you took SILAS BENT under tow and commenced an 800 mile tow toward GuanwconHnuingunHlreHeved.YourpronWH reaction to the situation, seamanship cap- abilities in the Faceofdeterioratingweather, and regard For the safety of lives and ships at sea are in the highest tradhions ofthe sea andIWavalService.AAy hearHestthanks For a job well done in which you can take iustified pride. ' . RADM C. B..lONES, USN . ,. ,, Hs, HL, f,:,g,,-,4 V- ,E 4, 2' -dllggscpi Y..A ' lf' f ,.I-M,-5-+e41fr1ff'rg uc'T' 'Q' M' ' ' A' 1? 'Zi' A ' 3 I ' ' J SEARCH RESCUE AND TOW 5 , f-A 3 N 'I mf ii xqgk .2 EV .Q .5 3 in 'inf y Wctfifllllllsclllung 4- new cs,,., aww ' I'-H :korg , HQ -' ilfrfti, ' filmtv . ,, 1 ,. ,Q , .,,.g:.,,,5,.1 ' - f, Wglinl f, . , . .X . .,'f:z:4,:.,-M. A ' 'F f - ' ,Yqqi,::',4,v.,f,,,fy,Gf .:.:1 -A 4 ' f sf A-5,24 -I l t 'e 57

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1 N GMG1 Joe Eldert Pahoa, Hawaii STGSN Mike Vogt Milwaukee, Wis. STG2 Bill Dicks Minneapolis, Minn FTG3 Al Hall STG2 Bob Campbell GIVIGS Ron Horne Malvern, Iowa Burlingham, Ala. Lexington, Ky.

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