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W 'MW ll ll The first sight most of us remember of Port Everglades, Florida is our reception committee, Q a brass band complete with majorettes. The 1 people of Fort Lauderdale, especially the U.S. l, Navy League, worked hard to make the Standing y Naval Force feel welcome and succeeded in li Amaking our visit there one of the most unique and memorable of all our port calls. l X E , During our visit we hosted more than 35,000 visitors. l The Ft. Lauderdale skyline by day. , . . . .and night l 'H l ,Psvffffsffi 'W' Ffngffiafif '--' frm , - - ff - - h- -
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,Z -0- .----4. L We spent only one day in Bermuda to refuel. Captain Robert W. Allen, USN, the Force Commodore, broke his flag on USS CHARLES F. ADAMS and we departed for Port Everglades, Florida. During our visit to Port Everglades, Captain Allen would be relieved as Commodore. As a farewell gesture to their departing Commander the ships of the Standing Naval Force executed a sailpast in his honor. fl N K yflgi'-f -if-E'lT BBL-
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Standing Naval Force Change of Command On January twentieth Captain Robert W. Allen, USN was relieved by Commodore John D.E. Fieldhouse, RN, as Commander, Standing Naval Force, Atlantic. Present at the Change of Com- mand Ceremony were NATO Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic, Admiral Charles K. Dun- can, USN, and United States Ambassador at Large, David M. Kennedy. J ,T, , .-a.....i,-...... ... - - The Old International Guard
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